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Environmental performance of a naturally ventilated city centre library

The work in this paper has been used to inform building management system control strategies for other naturally ventilated buildings (for example, the School of Slavonic and East European Studies at the University College, London, and the Harm A. Webber Library at Judson College in Elgin, near Chicago). Krausse, an RA supervised by Cook, was lead author.

Malcolm J. Cook | Kevin J. Lomas | Birgit Krausse

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