Energy conserving site design case study-Radisson, New York. Final report
Year: 1979
Type: report
Abstract: A case study of project planning and design for energy conservation at Radisson New Community, Baldwinsville, New York is described. The new community includes a 95-acre residential site and a 51-acre town center. Energy-conserving plans developed for both sites have focused on passive measures to reduce energy use for space heating. Utility systems options have been identified for both sites. The case study overview contains data on location, climatology, local meteorology. Development plans for both the residential and town center areas are described. After a description of the team structure, methodological considerations, and impediments to implementation, the implementation program is given. (MCW)
DOI: 10.2172/5349633
Authors: Jacob Kaminsky, Robert Hrabak, Robert Jacobs, Richard Ryder, Robert Schultz, Robert G. Reimann, Frances X. Paulo, David B. Crandall, John Belle, Mark Pavliv, Arthur Seanor, Marty Chandler, Howard B. Till, William Lester, Michael O'Brien, Jan Rediowski, Howard Phillips, Michael Cahill, Eric Matteson, John Cathey
Language: English
Subfield: Building and Construction
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W4244258682