CAMD/CEE Assistant Professor David Fannon is working with Michelle Laboy and Peter Wiederspahn from the School of Architecture to design buildings that can stand the test of time and can be easily converted to meet future needs.
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- MS: Building Science and Sustainability University of California, Berkeley 2013
- B-Arch: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 2005
- Registered Architect: New York
- Leed Accredited Professional Building Design + Construction
- American Institute of Architects
- H. Deng, D. Fannon, M. Eckelman, Predictive Modeling for US Commercial Building Energy Use: A Comparison of Existing Statistical and Machine Learning Algorithms using CBECS Microdata, Energy and Buildings, 163, 2018, 34-43
- R. Philips, L. Troup, D. Fannon, M. Eckelman, Do Resilient and Sustainable Design Strategies Conflict in Commercial Buildings? A Critical Analysis of Existing Resilient Building Frameworks and Their Sustainability Implications, Energy and Buildings, 146, 2017, 295-311
- M. Laboy, D. Fannon, Theory and Praxis: a Critical Framework for Architecture, Enquiry the Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal, 13(2), 2016
- D. Fannon, M. Laboy, Teaching Building Science in Design Studio, Journal of the National Institute of Building Science, 4(6), 2016, 22-25
David Fannon
Assistant Professor, School of Architecture
Jointly Appointed, Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Sustainable and high performance building design; development of sustainable building technologies; human comfort within the built environment
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