Carbon-neutral architectural design

Carbon-Neutral Architectural Design

Volumn , Issue , 2016, Pages 1-460

  La Roche, Pablo M ^a  

^a CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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173. Givoni, B. and La Roche, P. (2001). Incidence of the Distribution of Mass in the Air Temperature of a Simple Roof Radiator. In: PLEA 2001, Florianopolis, Brazil, pp. 803-807.
174. Givoni, B. and La Roche, P. (2002). Modeling a Radiant Cooling Test Cell with Different Ua Values. In: Proceedings of PLEA 2002 Conference (Passive and Low Energy Architecture), Toulouse, France.
175. Gonzalez, E., Machado, M. V., Rodriguez, L., Leon, G., Soto, M. P., and Almao, N. (2000). VBP-1: A sustainable urban house for low-income family in a tropical climate. PLEA 2000. Cambridge, UK.
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177. Hansanuwat, R., Lyles, M., West, M., and La Roche, P. (2007). A Low Tech-Low Cost Sustainable House for Tijuana, Mexico. Paper presented at the American Solar Energy National Conference, Cleveland, OH.
178. Kruger, E., Gonzalez, E., and Givoni, B. (2010). Effectiveness of indirect evaporative cooling and thermal mass in a hot arid climate. Building and Environment, 45, 1422-1433.
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181. La Roche, P. (2005b). Passive Cooling Systems for Sustainable Architecture in Developing Countries. Using the Gap to Bridge the Gap. Paper presented at the World Sustainable Building Conference. September 27-29, Tokyo, Japan.
182. La Roche, P. (2005c). Passive Smart Passive Cooling Systems: Tools for Sustainable Architecture. Paper presented at the International Conference on Modern Applied Technology and Management Science, North China University of Technology, August, Beijing.
183. La Roche, P. (2006a). Green Cooling: Combining Vegetated Roofs with Night Ventilation, American Solar Energy, Energy National Conference, Boulder, CO.
184. La Roche, P. (2006b). Green Cooling: Vegetated Roofs with Night Ventilation. Paper presented at the American Solar Society Conference, Denver, CO.
185. La Roche, P. (2006c). Smart Passive Systems: An Untapped Tool for Carbon Neutral Buildings, International Symposium on Sustainable Habitat Systems, Kyushu University, October 16-17, Fukuoka, Japan.
186. La Roche, P. (2009). Low Cost Green Roofs for Cooling: Experimental Series in a Hot and Dry Climate. Paper presented at the Passive Low Energy Conference, Quebec, Canada.
187. La Roche, P. (2010). Uninsulated Green Roofs: A Cooling Solution for Southern California. Paper presented at the Building Enclosure Sustainability Symposium, The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Architecture and Simpson Gumpertz & Heger.
188. La Roche, P. and Givoni, B. (2000). Indirect Evaporative Cooling with an Outdoor Pond. In: Proceedings of the Solar 2000, the 25th Annual ASES Conference, Madison, WI.
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191. La Roche, P. and Givoni, B. (2002). The Effect of Heat Gain on the Performance of a Radiant Cooling System. In: Proceedings of the Passive and Low Energy Architecture Conference, Toulouse, France.
192. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2001). Smart Controls for Whole House Fans. In: Proc. of Cooling Frontiers, The Advanced Edge of Cooling Research and Applications in the Built Environment, College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Arizona State University.
193. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2002). Effects of Thermal Parameters in the Performance of an Intelligent Controller for Ventilation. In: Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the American Solar Energy Society, Reno, NV.
194. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2003). Effects of Window Size and Mass on Thermal Comfort Using an Intelligent Ventilation Controller. American Solar Energy National Conference, Solar 2003, Austin, Texas, June 21-26.
195. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2004a). Automatic Sun Shades an Experimental Study. Paper presented at the American Solar Energy National Conference, Portland, OR, July 11-14.
196. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2004b). Effects of Window Size and Mass on Thermal Comfort using an Intelligent Ventilation Controller. Solar Energy 77, 421-434.
197. La Roche, P. and Milne, M. (2005). Effects of Smart Shading and Ventilation on Thermal Comfort Inside a Test Cell. Paper presented at the International Solar Energy Society and American Solar Energy National Conference, Orlando, Florida, August.
198. La Roche, P., Ramirez, I., Brown, K., Whitsett, K., Wehinger, K., Carranza, M., et al. (2006). A Very Low Cost Sustainable Housing Prototype for Tijuana, Mexico. Paper presented at the Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference, Geneva, Switzerland.
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200. Marnich, R., Yamnitz, R., La Roche, P., and Carbonnier, E. (2010). Passive Cooling with Self-Shading Modular Roof Ponds as Heat Sink in Hot Arid Climates. Paper presented at the American Solar Energy National Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
201. Milne, M., Gomez, C., La Roche, P., and Morton, J., (2005), Comparing Three Passive Cooling Strategies in Sixteen Different Climate Zones. International Solar Energy Society and American Solar Energy National Conference, Orlando, Florida, August.
202. Niachou, A., Papakoustantinou, K., Santamouris, M., Tsangrassoulis, A., and Mihalakakou, G. (2001). Analysis of the Green Roof Thermal Properties and Investigation of Its Energy Performance. Energy and Buildings 33, 719-729.
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206. Theodosiou, T. (2003). Summer Period Analysis of the Performance of a Planted Roof as a Passive Cooling Technique. Energy and Buildings 35, 909-917.
207. West, M. and La Roche, P. (2008). Developing a Low Cost, Sustainable Housing Prototype Using Recycled Waste Materials in Tijuana, Mexico. Paper presented at the Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference, Dublin, Ireland.
208. Yannas, S., Evyatar, E., and Molina, J. (2006). Roof Cooling Techniques, A Design Handbook, Earthscan. New York: Routledge.
209. La Roche, P. (2009). Low Cost Green Roofs for Cooling: Experimental Series in a Hot and Dry Climate. Paper presented at the Passive Low Energy Conference, Quebec, Canada.
210. La Roche, P. (2010a). Carbon Counting: Simple Tools to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Buildings. Building Enclosure Sustainability Symposium (BESS), The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Architecture and Simpson Gumpertz & Heger.
211. La Roche, P. (2010b). Carbon Counting in Architecture: A comparison of Carbon Estimating Tools. Madrid, Spain: Informes de la Construccion.
212. La Roche, P. and Campanella, C. (2009). Carbon Counting in Architecture: A Comparison of Several Tools. Paper presented at the American Solar Energy National Conference, Buffalo, NY.