Commercial Architecture January 2018 - 2

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CONTENTS

online editorial products
JANUARY 2018

New Online

VOLUME 16, NO. 1

* Cornell Tech Campus geothermal system. Jay Egg of Egg Geothermal provides insight into the geothermal system on NYC's Roosevelt Island.
* Commercial-construction economics. Uponor's Dale Stroud looks at 2018 commercial-construction growth in a new video.
* 3D-imaging laser scanning. Matt Wheelis of Leica Geosystems discusses 3D-imaging laser scanning technology.
* Cloud-based building automation. Alerton's Kevin Callahan outlines the benefits of cloud-based BASs.

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The Architects
As part of our variety of online editorial products, Commercial Architecture presents podcasts to accompany each of our "The Architects" columns. Podcast
discussions provide greater insight into that month's topic, along with application stories. To listen to the podcasts for the article in this issue and for previous issues, visit commercialarchitecturemagazine.com/architects.

Virtual Reality:
Lynn Brotman, Katherine Berger

Pop-Up Architecture:
Peter Birkholz
Peter Birkholz, AIA, LEED AP, and principal at Page
& Turnbull, San Francisco, discusses the various facets
of pop-up architecture and how his firm approaches the
intriguing challenge of designing these spaces.

Lynn Brotman, NCIDQ, IIDA, and
Katherine Berger, NCIDQ, of Svigals +
Partners, New Haven, CT, share their experiences with a virtual-reality program that is paying dividends.

Corporate Design For School Offices: Rachel Woodhouse

Multidimensional Branding: Brian Koshley
Brian Koshley, AIA, and global director, interior architecture for Carrier Johnson + CULTURE, San Diego,
reveals how his firm is using an integrated approach to
the concept of multidimensional branding to provide a
more-engaging and successful design experience for their clients.

Rachel Woodhouse, NCIDQ, LEED AP, and principal
and director of operations at Dyer Brown Architects,
Boston, explores how universities are changing the design
and function of their back-office spaces to better fit the
needs of today's workers and business activities.

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Editorial Director

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Managing Ed./Digital

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Commercial Architecture Geothermal

WEBSITE
This month, on p. 22 and at commercialarchitecture.com/geothermal,

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Jay Egg explores the geothermal/HVAC system in the Bloomberg Center,
the focal point of the Cornell Univ. Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island,
NYC. In his article and accompanying podcast, Egg discusses the borehole
field that uses water flowing through fractured bedrock to exchange heat/
cooling, and the extremely versatile support system that manages building
temperatures. The building, designed to be a net-zero facility, also uses
chilled-beam and radiant-heating technology to provide a consistent and
Jay Egg leads our geothermal
coverage.

comfortable environment for students and faculty.
Also, at commercialarchitecture.com/geothermal, be sure to read Egg's overall assessment of geothermal technology and learn how an established geothermal system was reno-

Right. Visit sponsoring organization IGSHPA at igshpa.
org for standards and bestpractices information.

vated and is now keeping families comfortable at the Bottleworks Loft Condominium complex in Cedar Rapids, IA.
Be sure to bookmark our geothermal page and watch for more technology articles, podcasts, and webinars in the coming months. Also, visit the International Ground Source Heat
Pump Association website at igshpa.org to learn more about geothermal-system design, standards, and best practices.

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JANUARY 2018

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