Environmental Issues for Architecture (ePub)

PREFACE. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTION. ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS. THE INTENTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN. CONCLUSION. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 2 LIGHTING PRINCIPLES. VISUAL PHENOMENA. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF LIGHTING. PURPOSE OF ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING. PHYSICAL NATURE OF LIGHT. LIGHT SOURCES. BASIC SOURCES OF INTERIOR LIGHTING. ILLUMINATION. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 3 LIGHTING CALCULATIONS. LIGHTING CALCULATION PROCEDURES. POINT-TO-POINT CALCULATIONS. ZONAL CAVITY CALCULATIONS. LIGHTING CALCULATIONS EXAMPLES. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 4 DAYLIGHTING. INTRODUCTION. DESIGN INTENTIONS FOR DAYLIGHTING. DAYLIGHT CALCULATIONS. DAYLIGHTING DIAGRAMS. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 5 ACOUSTICS. INTRODUCTION. PHYSICS OF SOUND. ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS. SOUND DISTRIBUTION. SOUND ISOLATION. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 6 THE THERMAL ENVIRONMENT. THEORY OF HEAT: AN HISTORIC REVIEW. PSYCHROMETRIC CHART. THERMAL TRANSFER. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL. ENVIRONMENTAL COMFORT. CLIMATE. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 7 THERMAL CALCULATIONS. HEAT LOSS. CODE COMPLIANCE. ANNUAL HEATING DEMAND. HEAT GAIN. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 8 HISTORIC REVIEW. INTRODUCTION. HISTORY OF HEATING. CENTRAL HEATING. HISTORY OF COOLING. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 9 ECS DESIGN INTENTIONS. ARCHITECTURAL VERSUS MECHANICAL CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT. ECS ZONING. THE BEST ECS. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 10 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS. CATEGORIES OF ECS. HEAT GENERATION PROCESS. REFRIGERATION PROCESS. PSYCHROMETRICS. HYDRONIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. HYDRONIC TRANSFER UNITS. AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. AIR SYSTEM SUBZONE CONTROL. OVERALL SYSTEM SIZING AND SELECTION. PASSIVE SOLAR SYSTEM. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 11 PLUMBING. INTRODUCTION. WATER SUPPLY. RAINWATER CONTROL. WATER DISTRIBUTION. PLUMBING SUPPLY FIXTURES. WATER REMOVAL. WATER DRAINAGE. SEWAGE TREATMENT. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chapter 12 ELECTRICITY. INTRODUCTION. BASIC PRINCIPLES. SOURCES OF ELECTRIC POWER. ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION. BUILDING DISTRIBUTION. GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR

David Lee Smith is Professor of Architecture in the School of Architecture and Interior Design at the University of Cincinnati, where he teaches architectural design and environmental technologies.

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