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Linking Research and Practice

J. K. Holton / P. Driscoll

There has been a long standing need for more effective interchange between the building community and researchers. The American Institute of Architects and the National Bureau of Standards have established an Architect-in-Residence program to help foster better communications between these groups. The first year of the program is now one-half completed and the activities of the Architect-in-Residence have fallen into three areas: (1) A resource for ongoing research activities at CBT; (2) liaison with the building community; and (3) a personal research project. This latter activity is a study of 'The Introduction and Control of Natural Light in Buildings' and exemplifies the objectives of the program, the interrelationship of research work at CBT and the needs and demands of the working building community.

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Linking Research and Practice

J. K. Holton / P. Driscoll

There has been a long standing need for more effective interchange between the building community and researchers. The American Institute of Architects and the National Bureau of Standards have established an Architect-in-Residence program to help foster better communications between these groups. The first year of the program is now one-half completed and the activities of the Architect-in-Residence have fallen into three areas: (1) A resource for ongoing research activities at CBT; (2) liaison with the building community; and (3) a personal research project. This latter activity is a study of 'The Introduction and Control of Natural Light in Buildings' and exemplifies the objectives of the program, the interrelationship of research work at CBT and the needs and demands of the working building community.

Linking Research and Practice

J. K. Holton / P. Driscoll

There has been a long standing need for more effective interchange between the building community and researchers. The American Institute of Architects and the National Bureau of Standards have established an Architect-in-Residence program to help foster better communications between these groups. The first year of the program is now one-half completed and the activities of the Architect-in-Residence have fallen into three areas: (1) A resource for ongoing research activities at CBT; (2) liaison with the building community; and (3) a personal research project. This latter activity is a study of 'The Introduction and Control of Natural Light in Buildings' and exemplifies the objectives of the program, the interrelationship of research work at CBT and the needs and demands of the working building community.

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Title:

Linking Research and Practice

Contributors:

J. K. Holton (author) / P. Driscoll (author)

Publication date:

1975

Size:

2 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Civil Engineering , Human Factors Engineering , Architecture , Buildings , Research , Human factors engineering , Coordination , Organizations , Projects , Illuminance , Light control , Reprints , Natural light

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