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World's Greenest Buildings: Promise Versus Performance in Sustainable Design

Contributor(s): Yudelson, Jerry (Author), Meyer, Ulf (Author)

ISBN: 9780415606295

Publisher: Routledge

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Pub Date: January 4, 2013

Dewey: 720.47

LCCN: 2012019150

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Illustrated, Index, Table of Contents

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.60" H x 10.95" L x 8.60" W ( 2.30 lbs) 288 pages

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Provides the first comparison of green building performance, using cost and energy use data that has been verified by independent third parties.

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"Addressing the challenges of our time, Yudelson and Meyer identify the true leaders in sustainable building design. Using real performance data, they showcase and compare buildings which combine great design, environmental quality and sustainability, providing the guidance necessary for the next generation of sustainable building design. A must read for every architect and engineer!"

Thomas Auer, Transsolar Climate Engineering, Germany

"This is information we have all been waiting for; while offering a global overview of green buildings, it helps to unlock the truth about the real performance of sustainable commercial architecture."

Steffen Lehmann, School of Art, Architecture and Design, University of South Australia

"Here, Yudelson and Meyer have identified global design exemplars that integrate architecture and context, economics and social responsibility, performance and aesthetics, demonstrating exciting solutions to meet the challenges of creating a more sustainable world."

Bruce Kuwabara, founding partner, Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects and design architect for Manitoba Hydro Place, Canada

"Yudelson and Meyer's great achievement is the qualification of the quantitative and the quantification of the qualitative for the ecological commercial typology in architecture."

Martin Despang, School of Architecture, University of Hawaii

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