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Reference Publication:   Chandra, Subrato, Neil Moyer, Danny Parker, David Beal, David Chasar, Eric Martin, Janet McIlvaine, Ross McCluney, Andrew Gordon, Mike Lubliner, Mike McSorley, Ken Fonorow, Mike Mullens, Mark McGinley, Stephanie Hutchinson, David Hoak, Stephen Barkaszi, Carlos Colon, John Sherwin, and Rob Vieira. Building America Industrialized Housing Partnership, Annual Report - Fifth Budget Period. 4/1/03 - 3/31/04.
Building America Industrialized Housing Partnership, Annual Report - Fifth Budget Period

2.2 Site Built Housing Research

BAIHP continues to foster the research the implementation of the systems engineering approach with site builders which includes the incorporation of multiple concepts toward achieving the Building America program goals of saving 40% of total energy use while improving durability, indoor air quality, and comfort. Industry Partners in this area of BAIHP rise above “business as usual” production to strive toward this goal. BAIHP assists the builders, much as described in Section II, Technical Assistance, but goes on to instrument and collect relevant data from the house in an effort to validate the approach taken by the builder and add to our knowledge base of how to achieve the Building America goals.

BAIHP conducted research for site built housing which is reported in the following summaries:


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