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RB's Recommends These Indoor Environmental Quality Resources This is a new page for us and we'll be adding to it on a regular basis. If you have a resource on indoor environmental quality and would like us to review and feature your work please
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Huts and History is a fascinating read about Civil War camp designs including the application of radiant heating in hospitals. |
Indoor Climate an productivity in Offices shows how to quantify the effects of indoor environments. |
National Older Adult Housing Survey is a useful resource for looking at the needs of older adults. |
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Changing Demographics is a collection of roundtable discussions on Aging. |
The American Comfort Survey™ by Decision Analysts remains a top read. |
Aging in Place provides an in–depth look at what your
prospective clients want and need. |
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ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 55, Thermal Environmental Conditions for Human Occupancy provides the parameters for satisfying the majority of occupants in a space. |
Achieving the desired indoor climate present the latest know-how on the compound connections between the indoor climate and energy efficiency. |
Architecture in the Family Way: doctors, houses, and women, 1870-1900 is about how attitudes toward health, women, home life and politics influenced architecture. |
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The ASHRAE GreenGuide is a useful reference for those who want to understand the issues regarding high-performance design from an integrated building systems perspective. |
A Guide to Indoor Air Quality is a free document from the U.S. EPA and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Office of Radiation and Indoor Air. |
Chinese Architecture and Planning : Ideas, Methods, Technique shares much from the past including building design and heating systems. Asian design has influenced American architects such as Frank
Lloyd Wright. |
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The Radiant heating and Cooling Handbook is a must have for the building scientists and indoor environmental specialist. It's robust content is for general to advanced studies on occupant comfort and radiant exchange. |
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