High Performing Buildings - Spring 2010 - (Page 6)

C a s e s t u d y Loyola University Chicago’s digital library operates in natural and hybrid ventilation modes, which take advantage of breezes from Lake Michigan. Efficiency by the B y d o n a L d J . M C L a u C h L a n , P. e . , M e M B e r a s h r a e ; d av i d L ava n , M e M B e r a s h r a e Loyola University Chicago’s Richard J. Klarchek Information Commons Building is a library without books. Instead, its role is to provide technology in a library-like setting that is ideal for study and research. The university aimed to give students an indoor experience similar to being outdoors on a beautiful day by providing views through the building to Lake Michigan. The 70,500 ft2, four-story digital Book spring 2010 library’s advanced mechanical systems combine with the visually stunning architectural features to create a high performance building. 6 HigH Performing Buildings © Mark Beane/Loyola university Chicago 

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of High Performing Buildings - Spring 2010

High Performing Buildings - Spring 2010

Contents
Richard J. Klarchek Information Commons Building
Column: Standard 189.1
Empire State Building
Skanska USA’s Empire State Building Office
Hurt Building
Willis Tower
Advertisers Index

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