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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,
Rob Vieira, and Susan Wichers. Building America Industrialized
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Subrato
Chandra, 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, Rob
Vieira, and Susan
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Appendix
A: BAIHP Media Coverage
5th Budget Period:
- During the fifth budget period, BAIHP research received
media attention in a variety of publications and television
shows.
- Orlando
Sentinel, Sunday, February 8, 2004. “The Green
Revolution: A Florida First. Part 1 of a 4-part series.” “Blueprints
for the home planet.” (Figures A1-A3)
- Orlando
Sentinel, Sunday, February 15, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: Interior Motives. Part 2 of a 4-part series.” “Health
worries hit home.” (Figures A4-A6)
- Orlando
Sentinel, Sunday, February 22, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: Applying Principles. Part 4 of a 4-part
series.” “Pioneer spirit.” (Figure
A7-A9)
Prior to 5th Budget Period:
- “Tricks of the Trade” radio show and “Build
It Green” pilot television program. BAIHP provided
training and presentation.
- FlaSEIA Industry News, "SunBuilt and Building
America Partnership," Spring 2002, Vol.23, Number
1, pp.5-8.
- Florida Home Builder, "Today's Home Buyers
Seeking Resource-Efficient New Homes," May/June 2002,
p.25.
- Home Energy Magazine, "Chasing Interior
Ducts," May/June
2002, pp.24-28.
- Home Energy Magazine, "Energy-Efficient
Manufactured Homes," May/June 2002, pp.16-17.
- Energy Design Update, "Building America:
Seven Years of Progress," May 2002, p.2.
- Indoor
Environment Business, "Center Finds IAQ Problem
from Leaky Air Handlers, Ducts in Florida," April
2002, p.4.
- The Gainesville Sun -
Issues & Trends Section, "The
Good News on Solar Homes," April 14, 2002
- Buildings for the 21st Century, "Genesis
Homes Showcases Innovative, High-Performance Home," Spring
2002, p.2.
- Home Energy Magazine, "Allergy Relief in
Humid Climates," March/April 2002, pp. 30-33.
- Home Energy Magazine, "Moisture Problems
in Manufactured Housing," March/April 2002, pp. 24-29.
- Partner Update (Rebuild America - Building America), "Portable
Classrooms: An Efficiency Challenge," March/April
2002, p.7.
- Partner Update (Rebuild America - Building America), "Building
America: Solving Problems with Energy Efficiency," January/February
2002, p.10.
- Energy Design Update, "Transforming Manufactured
Housing (the Building America Way)," January 2002,
pp.11-13.
- Energy Design Update, "Palm Harbor's Prototype
Home Scores Impressive Energy Savings," December 2001,
pp. 7-8.
- Solar Today , "Home Energy Use Halved," November/December
2001, pp. 54-55.
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Figure A1 Page
J1 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 8, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: A Florida First. Part 1 of a 4-part
series.” “Blueprints
for the home planet.”
- Figure A2 Page
J4 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 8, 2004. “The Green Revolution:
A Florida First. Part 1 of a 4-part series.” “Blueprints
for the home planet.”
- Figure A3 Page
J5 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 8, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: A Florida First. Part 1 of a 4-part
series.” “Blueprints for
the home planet.”
- Figure A4 Page
J1 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 15, 2004. “The Green Revolution:
Interior Motives. Part 2 of a 4-part series.” “Health
worries hit home.”
- Figure A5 Page
J4 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 15, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: Interior Motives. Part 2 of a 4-part
series.” “Health worries
hit home.”
- Figure A6 Page
J5 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 15, 2004. “The Green Revolution:
Interior Motives. Part 2 of a 4-part series.” “Health
worries hit home.”
- Figure A7 Page
J1 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday,
February 22, 2004. “The Green Revolution: Applying
Principles. Part 4 of a 4-part series.” “Pioneer
spirit.”
- Figure A8 Page
J3 of Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, February 15, 2004. “The
Green Revolution: Interior Motives. Part 2 of a 4-part
series.” “Health worries
hit home.”
- Figure A9 page
5 of the Pendleton Times (West Virginia), March 17, 2005. “Simpson Home Is
First of It’s
Kind in WV”
- The
Pendleton Times - “Simpson Home
Is First of Its Kind in WV”, March
17, 2005
- Orlando Sentinel -
Home Section, "A
Clean Sweep; Simple Steps Can Improve
a Home's Indoor Air," September
22, 2001
- Orlando Sentinel -
Home Section, "In
the Name of Energy," September 2, 2001
OrlandoSentinel.com
- WSU
Cougar Football Program, "WSU Energy House
Serves as a Technology Test Bed," September
2001, WSU
Press Release
- Energy Design Update, "Field Tests Commence
on the World's Most Energy-Efficient Manufactured
Home," December
2000, p.3.
- Energy Design Update, "New Building America
Consortium to Focus on Industrialized Housing," March
2000, pp. 3-4.
- Automated Builder Magazine, "WSU
Energy House", October 2000.
- Energy Design Update, "Ventilation System
Decision Flow Chart," February 1999, pp. 16.
- Builder, "Resources: HVAC Electronic Control," October
1998, pp. 296.
- Air
Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News," Fan
recycling control offers improved indoor air and
comfort for tight houses," September 28, 1998, pp.
30-33.
- Air
Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News," What's
New: Blower Control," September 14, 1998, pp. 24.
- Energy Design Update, "Computer Simulations
Look Good for "Cathedralized" Attics," September
1998, pp. 6-10.
- Home Energy Magazine, "Energy Stars Shine
on Manufactured Homes," July/August. 98, pp. 9-10.
- The Home Front News, "My Favorite New
Product," July 1998.
- Architecture, "Technology: SIPS, Not Studs," June
1998, pp.148-152.
- Concrete Home News, "New $50 Device Controls
Ventilation," June 1998.
- Environmental Design and Construction, "New
HVAC Products," May/June 1998, pp. 41.
- Builder, "Space Shot Building Products:
In Orbit – FanRecycler," January 1998,
pp. 330.
- Builder, "Space Shot Building Products:
Steel studs with thermal breaks," Jan 98, pp. 324.
- Solar Collector, "Smart box a boon to
indoor air quality," December 1997, pp. 3.
- Energy and Housing Report, "FSEC Develops
FanRecycler," December 1997, pp. 206.
- Energy Design Update, "Controller Improves
the Efficiency of Furnace-Based Ventilation Systems," September
1997, pp. 15.
- New Building Products, "Low-Cost Ventilation
System," August-September 1997, Vol. 3 No. 5,
pp. 2.
- Nisson,
J.D. Ned, Don Best, 1997. "Steel Framing
for Houses," pp. 47-48, Cutter Information Corp.,
Arlington, MA.
- The Building Systems Magazine, of the National
Association of Homebuilders, features a one-half-page
add on a regular basis for the Structural Insulated
Panel Association which prominently sites a direct quote
from Armin Rudd's research report on the 1993 side-by-side
testing in Louisville, KY.
- Popular Science, "Home Technology, Building
Technology: The Panels Prevail," by Judith Anne
Gunther, Apr-94.
- The DSM Letter, "New Technology: Insulated
Panels Could Challenge Fiberglass Batts In Residential
Market," Feb-94, pp.5.
- Progressive Architecture, "Technics Focus:
Building With Panels," by Steven Winter, Nov-93,
pp. 88-90
- Energy and Housing Report, "Side-By-Side
Tests," Mar-93.
- Energy Design Update, "Most Practical
Research of the Month Award: Foam Core vs. "Stick
Built"--Side-by-Side Tests," Jan-93.
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