[GSBN] New Book

[David Eisenberg]

This should be an invaluable book. I had the pleasure of co-presenting with
Ken in Raleigh, North Carolina at the ASES (American Solar Energy Society)
annual conference in the Emerging Architecture plenary. Ken talked about
this book in his presentation and knowing David Bainbridge for all these
years, I have no doubt that this is book will be worth having! Ken Haggard
and Polly Cooper have been doing exemplary solar architecture for decades
and are incredibly well versed in passive design. David's experience and
goes way back as well and together they are a formidable source of
information and inspiration.

David Eisenberg

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 7:13 AM, Joyce Coppinger <jc10508 at windstream.net>wrote:

> Hope I'm not jumping the gun on any announcement - Chelsea Green
> Publishing's email announcement today of new book titles lists this one.
>
> Passive Solar Architecture: Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, Daylighting and
> More Using Natural Flows
> by David Bainbridge & Ken Haggard -  September 2011
>
> No matter what climate you're designing for, new buildings can be solar
> oriented, naturally heated and cooled, naturally lit, naturally ventilated,
> and made with renewable, sustainable materials. In a comprehensive overview
> of passive solar design--the resurrected solar strategy that is sweeping
> through Germany and rapidly regaining popularity in the United States--two
> of the nation's solar pioneers give homeowners, architects, and builders
> the
> keys to successfully using the sun and climate resources for heating,
> cooling, ventilation, and daylighting.
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> Joyce
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