Environmental Systems Lab

So proud of my students! They are organizing an amazing series of sustainable design workshops at Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
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Solemma Symposium 2018.

Thank you all for coming to the Solemma Symposium 2018 at Cornell University in New York City. This is a photo of the discussion panel on teaching building science in the architectural curriculum with great speakers such as Christoph Reinhart MIT Department of Architecture, Jeff Geisinger Rhode Island School of Design, Bill Braham PennDesign, Liz McCormick Tulane University, Alstan Jakubiec SUTD Singapore University of Technology & Design , Tarek Rakha Syracuse University and Tim Dogan Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.

Image Credits: Demi Chang

The Solemma Symposium kicked off this morning at Cornell AAP NYC!

There’s lots of exciting talks, covering topics ranging from urban scale energy modeling to circadian health effects of light. The symposium showcases both academic as well as industry perspectives.

Another month, another exciting talk!

The Environmental Systems Lab is hosting Gabriele von Kardorff from Kardorff Ingenieure Lighting Design, Berlin, who will be talking about "Planning the Natural Light." She will cover different aspects of daylighting: concepts, simulations, calculations, testing in lab, testing on models and measuring on site and will show the design process around sunlight and natural brightness using some of her projects as precedents. The Brandenburg Gate and the New Museum in Berlin are two of her exceptional projects.

Don't miss out - join us on Monday, October 29, 2018 at 9:15 am in Milstein Auditorium!

ES1 and their daylight models

The Environmental Systems Lab is organizing an exciting talk by Dr. Gonçalo Pedro who is a masterplanning and building performance consultant at RWDI in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He will be talking about the use of computational methodologies in urban design.

Join us next Friday (Sept 21) at 12:15 pm to learn about this exciting topic and the current advances in the field!