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Behavior Mapping to Understand Collaboration

2015-10-22 , DuBose, Jennifer R.

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Serious Games in Architecture

2008-10-30 , Lesniewski, A. (Anatoliusz) , Swarts, Matthew E. , Williams, Racel

Dr. Anatoliusz (Tolek) Lesniewski, Director, Interactive Media Architecture Group in Education (IMAGINE) Lab presented his research as part of the fall 2008 COA Research Forum talk series. The IMAGINE Lab creates high quality, video game-like environments by repurposing existing game engine software and integrates highly customized architectural models so that users can better understand the vision and context of an idea for the built environment.

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A Look at the U.S. Mortgage Crisis: Implications for Housing Markets and Communities

2008-02-28 , Immergluck, Daniel W.

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Why Urban Design?

2009-09-24 , Dobbins, Michael

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Risk Assessment: Estimating the Consequences of Earthquakes and Other Natural Hazards

2008-09-25 , French, Steven P.

Dr. Steven French, Professor, City and Regional Planning; and Director, Center for Geographic Information Systems presented his research as part of the fall 2008 COA Research Forum talk series.

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Jerusalem

2009-08-27 , Balfour, Alan

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Solar Decathlon

2008-03-27 , Gentry, T. Russell , Brown, Jason

After taking sixth place in the international Solar Decathlon competition hosted by the Department of Energy, Georgia Tech’s "Icarus" is now open for tours in its new location on campus. Georgia Tech's Solar Decathlon House harnesses and celebrates the sun's power. As in the Greek tale of the architect Daedalus and his son Icarus who embarked on a flight to the sun, so too the modern fascination with building "lighter" and more "transparent" buildings is presumed to be at odds with "energy conservation." And yet, at no other time in the history of construction have advances in materials technology and energy systems design rendered Icarus' vision more realizable. Exploring the paradox of "lightness" and "energy conservation" is the inspiration that guides the design and construction of Georgia Tech's Solar Decathlon House.

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