Environmental Technologies in Architecture by Bertram Y. Kinzey, Jr, Howard M. Sharp (1963/R72b4) HC

A book about architecture written on the premise that the correlation of the building with its complex equipment must provide a total surround that will meet the physiological and psychological needs of the occupants. A building should fit the whole man, not force man to an unnatural conformity with a building.

1 - Heat and Moisture in the Atmosphere and Human Comfort
2 - Heat Loads
3 - Heat Sources
4 - Heat and Ventilation Distribution in Spaces
5 - Steam Heating
6 - Water Heating and Cooling
7 - Air Heating, Cooling, and Ventilation
8 - Electric Heating and Future Energy Sources
9 - Automatic Control
10 - Fundamentals of Architectural Acoustics
11 - Auditorium Acoustics
12 - Noise Control
13 - Sanitation, Disease, and Waste Disposal
14 - Water Supply
15 - Plumbing Drainage and Sewage Disposal
16 - Lighting Fundamentals
17 - Electric Lamps
18 - Luminaries
19 - Lighting Calculations and Design
20 - Lighting Methods
21 - Fundamentals of Electricity
22 - Electrical Machines and Apparatus
23 - Electrical Installations
24 - Vertical Transportation

ISBN:
Format: hardcover
Pages: 788
Book Condition: Acceptable
Defects: covers stained / name inside page
Dust Jacket:
Copyright: 1951, 1963 by Prentice-Hall Inc
Publisher: Prentice Hall Inc
Edition:

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