Design Intent to Occupancy in Building 661: Lighting

CBEI researchers have moved into their new home in November of 2014 at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia. The new headquarters building was designed as a living laboratory for building science researchers to test the real-world application of a number of energy conservation measures.

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Building 101 at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia

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The Center for Building Energy Science (Building 661) – CBEI Headquarters

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Commercial Building Energy Asset Score

The Asset Score Tool (AST) is a quick and easy way to determine the overall energy efficiency of your building's physical characteristics and corresponding energy consumption independent of occupant behavior.

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Methodist Home for Children Main Building

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Continuous Efficiency Improvement

The energy use in commercial buildings is not constant. It changes with the seasons, from year to year, as tenants come and go, and with changes to building components. Building science researchers know that the energy performance of commercial buildings declines over time – different parts of the system start to age and building occupants invariably alter the “optimal” settings.

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Occupant-led Energy Efficiency Workshop

The EEB Hub held its first Occupant-Led Energy Efficiency Workshop on January 14, 2014. This event convened representatives from eight innovative, energy-focused companies, EEB Hub researchers, and a large portfolio holding company, to discuss the current state of technology that engages tenants with energy efficiency in commercial buildings.

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Make Data Driven, Continuous Efficiency Improvements as Standard Practice

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ID-O Energy Dashboard, Engaging Occupants to Save Energy

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Indoor Environmental Quality and Productivity

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Technological Solutions for Intelligent Building Operations

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Energy Dashboard and Environmental Behavior

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Best Practices for Lighting Retrofits

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Brochure for Designs of B661 and B7R

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The Immersive Construction Laboratory

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