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- Page 17 and 18: TYPE A: HOT SUMMER DAYS AND COOL NI
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- Page 44 and 45: Very deep plans for new PFI hospita
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Queens Building concourse, its equi
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DAMTP water modelling, the first bu
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TYPE B+ applied to the problem of t
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‘ ‘What a great idea…a green
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The failure of an interim design in
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How does Contact perform? A heat lo
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Budget/cost variance for five conte
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The Garrick in Lichfield; prodigiou
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Another approach, ‘mixing displac
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Air is clearly flowing down one of
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A Typology of Bio-climatic environm
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The UCL School of Slavonic and East
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The air supply lightwell, down-drau
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SSEES building: principal elevation
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The perforate parapet to exhaust th
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Climbing through the double façade
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The double façade which acts as an
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Moving air across a deep plan whils
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Moving air across a research floor
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The down-draught cooler seen throug
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Cfd analysis of potential airflow p
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Stacks fire up but not in sequence.
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Smoke pumped into the double cushio
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2004 Queens Building Library (Coven
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Type D, continental climate; hot hu
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“The US has no preparedness for p
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Type D, Hybrid : Alternates between
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Judson University nearing completio
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The central atrium June 2007, airfl
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Detailed library wall section, part
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Long section through and part eleva
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Mid-Season Operating Mode: The cont
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Summer Operating Mode: the daytime
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Smoke introduced at the main intake
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Annual energy cost [US$/ m 2 ] 5.00
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7. So, is technology going to deal