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Subject(s)

• Architecture and energy conservation—Great Britain—Case studies [Browse]
• Commercial buildings—Great Britain—Case studies [Browse]
• College buildings—Great Britain—Case studies [Browse]

Related name

• Naboni, Emanuele [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Case studies [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Pt. One The Greening Of The Property Industry
• 1. How do green buildings pay?
• 1.1. New evidence that green buildings produce wide economic and social benefits
• 1.2. The procurement and marketability of green offices: experiences from Sheppard Robson and the British Council for Offices
• 1.3. 2009 BCO Guide to Specification
• pt. Two The Greening Of Architectural Practice And Design
• 2. Designing green buildings
• 2.1. Designing green buildings: the impact of LCA, BREEAM and LEED
• 2.2. How do architectural practices deal with sustainability? An international comparison
• 3. Research and development for green buildings
• 3.1. Developing the knowledge base for practice
• 3.2. Environmental simulation tools for designers
• 3.3. Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) and the responsibility of architects
• 3.4. Occupancy satisfaction in different types of offices
• 4. New approaches to the design of offices
• 4.1. Innovation, institutional change and the design of offices: green strategies and varying typologies
• 4.2. Performance and productivity in the workplace
• 4.3. Form, technology and energy: efficiency through architectural and mechanical means
• 4.4. The importance of the facade
• 4.5. The importance of roofs to sustainability
• 4.6. The importance of the atrium
• pt. Three Case Studies Of Green Office Design
• Introduction to Part Three and a note on methodology and objectives
• 5. The US and Canadian cases
• 5.1. Hearst Tower, New York, by Foster + Partners
• 5.2. Bank of America Tower, New York by Cook + Fox Architects
• 5.3. New York Times Building by Renzo Piano with Fox & Fowle
• 5.4. San Francisco Federal Building by Morphosis Architects
• 5.5. Genzyme HQ Cambridge, MA, by Behnisch Architects
• 5.6. US Census Bureau, Maryland, by SOM
• 5.7. NASA Sustainability Base by William McDonough + Partners
• 5.8. Manitoba Hydro Place, Winnipeg, by KPMB Architects
• 6. The UK cases
• 6.1. Environmental Building, Watford, by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
• 6.2. BDP Office, Manchester, by BDP
• 6.3. Wessex Water HQ Bath, by Bennetts Associates
• 6.4. The Woodland Trust HQ Grantham, by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
• 7. Green office refurbishments
• 7.1. New business realities
• 7.2. West End House, London, by 3D Reid Architects
• 7.3. Queen Elizabeth II Court, Winchester, by Bennetts Associates
• 8. Danish green offices
• 8.1. VKR Group HQ, near Copenhagen, by Hvidt & Mølgaard
• 8.2. Rambøll HQ Copenhagen, by Dissing+Weitling
• pt. Four Educational Buildings
• 9. Sustainability and education: buildings as carriers of ecological messages
• 9.1. Kroon Hall Forestry Building, Yale University, by Hopkins Architects
• 9.2. Global Ecology Center, Stanford University, by EHDD
• 9.3. Green Lighthouse, University of Copenhagen, by Christensen & Co. Architects
• 9.4. California Academy of Sciences by Renzo Piano with Stantec
• 9.5. City of Westminster College, London, by Schmit Hammer Lassen
• 9.6. Sidwell Friends Quaker School, Washington, DC, by Kieran Timberlake Architects
• pt. Five Emerging Projects
• 10. Green offices in emerging economies
• 10.1. China
• 10.2. The Gulf region
• pt. Six Conclusions
• 11. The value of g̀reen' to business and education.

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ISBN

• 9780415685344 (hardback)
• 0415685346 (hardback)
• 9780415685351 (pb)
• 0415685354 (pb)
• 0203082389 (ebook)
• 9780203082386 (ebook)

LCCN

2012018510

OCLC

778425853

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