2011 EnergyValue Housing Award Report

Stecher, Dave; Allison, Katherine E.

doi:10.2172/1054831

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“…As indicated earlier, the fireplace could account for much of the large gap in heating energy consumption, although the results of other occupied test house research would suggest that variations in occupancy and errors in modeling could account for some of this gap Allison 2011, Stecher andBrozyna 2013).…”

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Imagine Homes New Construction Occupied Test House

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“…The philosophy and science behind the "Performance House" were based on the premise that homes should be safe, healthy, comfortable, durable, efficient, and adapt with the homeowners. Recent BA research on new construction homes in the cold climate region has focused on high-R wall assemblies and ductless heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems (Aldrich 2012;Stecher and Allison 2012a;Stecher et al 2012b). The whole-house building approach of this project focused on optimizing more typical builder practices to provide energy efficiency while simplifying the construction, maintenance, and operation of the home.…”

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