Sentence examples for intensive buildings from inspiring English sources

Correctional facilities are some of the most energy intensive buildings and therefore offer a great opportunity for savings from high performance design.

Laboratory intensive buildings pose a distinctive challenge in sustainable building design, since they represent energy guzzling spaces due to unique operation and energy demanding activities.

We performed a comprehensive survey of chemical hood systems in laboratory intensive buildings here at Yale University, including an assessment of air quality in Chemistry Department mechanical rooms where fan systems must be accessed by service and maintenance staff.

Hospitals are among the most energy intensive buildings in industrialized countries, using more than two-thirds of total energy consumption to maintain climate control and indoor air quality (IAQ).

Advocating intensive building to increase density in San Francisco will do nothing for Bay Area housing affordability.

At the end of 20 years of intensive building, Palladio in 1570 published I quattro libri dell'architettura.

After months of planning and a week of intensive building, the final screws had been tightened just a few hours earlier that day.

The third zone Outer London consists of 20th-century suburban housing, chiefly created in a short, intensive building boom in 1925 39.

Hagit Ofran, who monitors settlement construction for Peace Now, a group that opposes it, said she was preparing a report showing that in at least 36 settlements, especially in smaller ones, intensive building was under way.

Conclusions are drawn about the usefulness of exergetic analysis for improving system operations of energy intensive building mechanical systems.

Academic Block North (ABN), a laboratory intensive building in Singapore begs to differ from this norm by demonstrating 42% energy savings compared to a building constructed based on code standards.