John Loest
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Wall Section
Low Energy Residential Unit
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METAL ROOF SHINGLES
I. Enclosure Details
FELT PAPER 1/2" PLYWOOD
- Low Energy Residential Unit (P. 2)
Designing a super efficient wall system with a roof R-Value of R-76 and a wall R-Value of R-66.
2"x4" ROOF VENT SPACE SOFFIT VENT
- Steel & Brick Veneer Building Details (P. 3)
TRUSS WOOD I-JOIST CONNECTING STRUCTURAL RAFTERS TO 2"x4" VENT SPACE
TONGUE GROOVE WOOD WOOD BLOCK USED FOR VENT
II. Architecture Design Projects
ROOF MOISTURE, AIR, & VAPOR BARRIER 1/2" PLYWOOD
FLASHING LAPPED UNDER FELT
- Fire Station Headquarters (P. 4 - 9)
2"x12" RAFTERS W/R-38 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION BLOCKING
- Civic Center for Architecture (P. 10 - 13)
GUTTER
FASCIA
- A Modular Rural Post Office (P. 14 - 15)
DOUBLE TOP PLATE
LEVEL 2 SUBFLOOR
DOUBLE TOP PLATE
- Dune Discovery Camp (P. 16) - Culinary Institute (P. 17)
LEVEL 2 2"x10" FLOOR JOISTS (24" O.C.) W/R-38 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION 3-1/2" DEEP R-15 POLYISO INSULATION IN WALL TO 12" DEEP R-38 POLYISO INSULATION IN ROOF
III. Professional Experience
CEILING PAINT FINISH 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD DOUBLE TOP PLATE
PLYWOOD BLOCK
- Commissioned Architecture Projects (P. 18 - 19)
FLASHING
WINDOW ENCLOSURE SYSTEM W/INTEGRATED RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM
- Commissioned Post Occupancy Research (P. 20 - 21) TRIPLE GLAZING
TRIPLE GLAZING
BACKER RODS PROSOCO AIR DAM W/WEEP HOLES (16" O.C.) METAL WINDOW SILL
WOOD WINDOW ENCLOSURE SYSTEM W/INTEGRATED RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD
OPERABLE WINDOW LEVER HORIZONTAL WOOD SIDING (CLADDING) 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD
POLYISO INSULATION 1" FURRING
FLASHING 2"x4" UPSTAND LAPPING 2"x8" PLATE 2"x6" SUPPORT AT SILL
1" PLYWOOD AT STILL 2"x6" PLATE
VAPOR BARRIER
1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING MOISTURE & AIR BARRIER HORIZONTAL WOOD SIDING (CLADDING) 2"x8" RAIN SCREEN STUD WALL W/R-30 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION 3-1/2" DEEP R-15 POLYISO INSULATION
Window Sill Detail 2
Table of Contents and Enclosure Details
1/2" SHEATHING MOISTURE & AIR BARRIER 2"x8" RAINSCREEN STUD WALL W/R-30 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION WOOD I-JOIST CONNECTED TO STRUCTURAL STUD WALL AND RAINSCREEN STUD WALL
1/2" GYPSUM BOARD 1" FURRING
WINDOW SILL ENCLOSURE SYSTEM (SEE DRAWING 6 FOR DETAIL SPECIFICATIONS)
2"x8" PLATE 1" TREATED PLYWOOD COVER
1/2" PLYWOOD
2"x6" STRUCTURAL STUD WALL W/R-21 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD PAINT FINISH
6-1/4" DEEP R-24 POLYISO INSULATION AROUND FT'G GRAVEL TO PERCOLATE WATER DRAINAGE PIPE EARTH
VAPOR BARRIER 1/2" PLYWOOD 2"x6" STRUCTURAL STUD WALL W/R-21 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD WALL PAINT FINISH 1-1/2" PLYWOOD LATERAL CONNECTION BOTTOM PLATES FINISHED WOOD FLOORING PRESSURE TREATED SUBFLOOR W/2"x6" SLEEPERS AT 24" O.C. 2"x10" FLOOR JOISTS (24" O.C.) W/R-38 HIGH DENSITY BATT INSULATION 2"x6" PRESSURE TREATED MUDSILL CONCRETE FT'G MOISTURE BARRIER AROUND FOUNDATION FT'G 3-1/2" DEEP R-15 POLYISO INSULATION AROUND FOUNDATION FT'G
Steel & Brick Veneer Building Details
1/2" GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR FINISH 6" 20 GAGE METAL STEEL STUDS
Canopy Detail
BRICK TIES FIRE PROOFING BRICK VENEER AIR GAP 3" DEEP RIGID INSULATION
A steel I-beam is used to support a thin layer WEATHER BARRIERS GYPSUM SHEATHING of glazing which CONCRETE FLOOR HSS STRUCTURAL BEAM protects the building’s STEEL FLOOR BEAM BRICK W/ WEEP HOLES facade. An aluminum BOLTED METAL PLATE curtain wall system is LAPPED FLASHING PRECAST CONCRETE HEADER also attached to the STEEL ANCHOR 3" DEEP STEEL STUD CAVITY structure. The system is METAL FRAMING 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR FINISH designed to minimize BOLTED METAL PLATE CONNECTING STRUCTURAL BEAM thermal bridging due to TO CANOPY SUPPORT BEAM ALUMINUM GUTTER the conductivity of RIGID INSULATION GLAZED CANOPY metal.
FOR PARAPET ROOF SPECS SEE DWG5
SEALANT
HSS STRUCTURAL BEAM METAL FRAMING
METAL BRACKET W/ FLASHING
1/2" GYPSUM BOARD
STEEL I-BEAM SUPPORTING CANOPY
FINISHED WOOD SEAT WOOD FLOOR CONCRETE FLOOR STEEL I-BEAM 3" DEEP STEEL STUD CAVITY HSS STRUCTURAL BEAM 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD W/ PAINT FOR INTERIOR FINISH 6" 20 GAGE METAL STEEL STUDS GYPSUM SHEATHING SEE DWG3 FOR DETAIL SPECS METAL FRAMING
FLASHING GYPSUM SHEATHING METAL PANELS RIGID INSULATION METAL BRACKET
HSS 10 x 8 x 5/8 BEAM SHEATHING 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR FINISH
SCREENING
HSS 12 x 12 x 5/8 COLUMN
BRICK VENEER WALL PRECAST CONCRETE HEADER
WAUSAU SUPERWALL SSG ALUMINUM STOREFRONT CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM
HSS 12x12x5/8 COLUMN
WAUSAU SUPERWALL SSG ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM
Wall Section Includes the design of a parapet, a canopy, a glazed curtain wall system, and a cantilever. CONCRETE FLOOR W/ STEEL I-BEAM HSS STRUCTURAL BEAM 6" 20 GAGE METAL STEEL STUDS 3" DEEP STEEL STUD CAVITY METAL FRAMING W/ 1/2" GYPSUM FINISH RIGID INSULATION AIR GAP BRICK VENEER W/ WEEP HOLES PRECAST CONCRETE HEADER WAUSAU SUPERWALL SSG ALUMINUM STOREFRONT CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM
WAUSAU SUPERWALL SSG ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM FLASHING LAPPED OVER RIGID INSULATION CONCRETE SLAB
BOLTED METAL PLATE
MOISTURE BARRIER
RIGID INSULATION
RIGID INSULATION SURROUNDING FOUNDATION GRAVEL
14 HSS 10 x 8 x 5/8 BEAM SHEATHING
1/2" GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR FINISH
Cutaway Axonometric of Transom and the Canopy John Loest
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ALUMINUM GUTTER METAL BRACKET W/FLASHING GLAZED CANOPY W/ BOLTED CONNECTION STEEL I-BEAM SUPPORTING CANOPY
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Fire Station Headquarters
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Fire Station
Medford, Oregon
18,500 Sq Ft
Key ideas behind the Fire Station’s design.
Bioswale System Diagram
Live Live
Live
Work
Live
Work
Parti/Building Organization
Work
Revealing the apparatus grid, shear walls, the truss system, and cores to understand the Fire Station’s structure.
Diagrams
Work
Exploded Axonometric
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Live Work
Live Work
Work Work
“Living Above the Office” John Loest
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Fire Station
Medford, Oregon
18,500 Sq Ft
Design Development Designing a set of module bays to work with the apparatus while thinking about ways daylight may enter the building at different levels.
The Gym Designed with a double height space for maximum ventilation. Visual connections to the park and the fire figher’s private courtyard.
The Hallway A large hallway on the upper floor connects every space in the fire fighter’s living quarters to quick emergency response as they make their way down to the apparatus bays.
Design Development
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Exploring ways fire fighters can “live above the office” in a traditional form. John Loest
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Siskiyou Blvd.
Up
Meeting Room Pole Room
Mechanical/ Storage
Day Room
Kitchen/ Dining
Electrical Data/ Storage
Battalion Chief
Up
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk
Bunk Battalion Chief Bunk
Hose Tower
N
Level 2 Highland Dr.
Up
Up
Pole Room
Community Room
Gym
N Up
Site Plan
Hose Tower
N Up
Mezzanine
East Elevation
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Fire Station
Medford, Oregon
18,500 Sq Ft
West Elevation
Roof Sheathing
2x8 Ridge Board
Shingles
Flashing
Wood Purlin
Wood Purlin
2x8 Wood Rafters (24� O.C.)
Treated Exposed Wood Truss
Dropped Ceiling
6x8 Wood Beam (Truss Base) Rowlock Sill Sealant
Wall Detail 2x8 Floor Joists
Brick Veneer (Same wall system as below)
6x8 Wood Beam
Steel Connection
2x8 Floor Joists
6x8 Wood Beam
Steel Connection
2x6 Wood Studs
A wall detail slicing through the building’s brick facade and the edge of the truss system. Used to understand at the most specific scale how the materials of the Fire Station relate to both a historical precedent of building typology and the vernacular context of Medford.
Day Room Designed to be a relaxing social hub while also connected to the essential fire fighting support spaces.
Model
Glass
Using a model to understand the feeling of the exterior quality of the architecture and the surrounding site.
South Elevation
Sash Stop
Sill
Sill Plate
Rowlock Sill Sealant
Interior Finish
Flashing
Gypsum Board
Precast Concrete Panel Air Space
Brick Veneer
Finished Floor 2x8 Floor Joists Base Moulding Pressure Treated Plywood
Vapor Barrier Sheathing Sole Plate
Plate
Anchor Bolt
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Foundation
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Civic Center for Architecture Skytop Gallery
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Civic Center for Architecture
Portland, Oregon
40,000 Sq Ft
Afternoon
Daylighting
Urban Design
Soft spotty light throughout level 2 , 3, 4, 5, & 7 galleries & outdoor cafe courtyard/park. Soft light in the presentation hall.
Late Afternoon
Splayed soft light along all of the galleries’ western facades. Soft light in the library.
Late Morning
Soft spotty light in the observation deck gallery & throughout the gardens. Intense light in the presentation hall.
Axonometric Diagrams Dusk
Connecting the Civic Center to Portland’s pedestrian infrastructure. Designing pedestrian streets within high density residential and commercial zoned lots as the vein. Jamison Park and the Civic Center’s Park act as destination points on each end.
Intense tunnel light in the 7th floor gallery.
To Tanner Springs Park & The Fields Neighborhood Park
Key #
: Office Buildings
Jamison Park
1
6
2
Restaurant & Gym
8
7
Offices
Parking Lot
Restaurant
NW Irving St.
Parking Lot
3
1
6
Site
Intense tunnel light in 5th & 6th floor galleries.
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2
Offices
Dawn
: Redevelop
NW Johnson St.
4
4
: Open Space (Parking/Parks)
: Residential Buildings
NW Johnson St.
Understanding how structure and circulation intertwine to form a journey through the galleries.
: # of Stories in the Building
4
2
2
3
3
NW Irving St.
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Offices
Offices
Parking Lot
NW 9th Ave.
NW Hoyt St.
4
NW 10th Ave.
Restaurant
NW 11th Ave.
1 Offices
NW 12th Ave.
2
NW 13th Ave.
NW 14th Ave.
NW 15th Ave.
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NW Hoyt St.
Portland Center for Architecture
Combined NW 11th Ave
NW 12th Ave
NW 13th
Circulation
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14th
15th
Ave
NW Ave
Sketch Models
Structure
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Finding dynamic form and understanding circulation. John Loest
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Wells Fargo Center
U.S. Bancorp Tower
Storage/ Electrical
Break Room
Up
Portland
Koin Center
Up
Level 5
Loading Dock
Meeting Room
Ellis F. Lawrence Watzek House Gerlinger Hall
Staff Office
Library & Research Facility
Northwest Regionalism & The Portland Skyline
The Portland Building
Director’s Office
Welcome Desk
Curatorial White Stag Block
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
John Yeon
Gift Shop
Performance Hall
The Great Hall
Water Cistern
Up Parc de Guell
Interactive Studio
Antoni Gaudi
Design Based off Natural Systems
Cafe
Roll-Up Doors
14th St.
Level 4
Alvar Aalto
15th St.
Robie House
405 Freeway
Falling Water
Plaza of Statues
Roll-Up Doors
Auditorium of the University of Technology
Frank Lloyd Wright
La Sagrada Familia
Interactive Water Park
Level 3
Down
Villa Savoye
Plan for Paris
Le Corbusier
World Trade Center World Trade Center World Trade Center
Pruitt-Igoe Pruitt-Igoe Pruitt-Igoe
Gallery Narrative
Adrian Smith & SOM
The Modern
Burj Khalifa
Level 2
Peter Zumthor
Adler & Sullivan
The Barcelona Pavilion
Cahill Center
Seagram Building
Bank of China Tower
Thom Mayne & Morphosis The Therme Vals
Monadnock Building
I.M. Pei
Wainwright Building
The Louvre Pyramid
Chicago
Native Americans Anasazi
Imhotep
Chaco Canyon
Temple of Djoser
Cliff Palace
Ancient Cultures
Ancient Greece Khufu
World’s Columbian Exposition
Classical Antiquity
The Parthenon
Pyramid of Giza
Pericles Athens
Northwest Natives The Gardens
Burnham & Root
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
The Contemporary
The Modern & the Contemporary
Senenmut Mortuary Temple Complex of Hatshepsut
Greek Theaters
Ancient Rome The Pantheon The Colosseum
Plank Houses
Roman Aqueducts
Egyptians
The journey through the galleries in the Civic Center’s museum of architecture. The lower levels begin by introducing visitors to the timeline of architecture and then progress to architectural lessons as guests rise up in the building. The experience culminates with a gallery on northwest regional architecture and the Portland skyline.
Civic Center for Architecture
Portland, Oregon
Down
Level 1 & Site Plan
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Section Facing West
Section Facing North
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Down
Down
Influential Modern Movements
Level 1
Interactive Water Park
Minoru Yamasaki
The “Corbusier Movement”
40,000 Sq Ft
Galleries
Curatorial/ Storage/ Support
Up
Up
Up
Galleries
Up
Up
Main Hall Atrium
Up
Up
Up Up
Glass Tunnel
Observation Deck
Up Up
Parti Diagram
Up Up
The regulating lines organizing the structure of the entire building.
Performance Hall Irving St.
With special guest, Santiago Calvatrava. N
Levels 2 - 5
14th & Irving The vision guests will experience at the culminating end of the new pedestrian focuses Irving St.
West Facade Experiencing Portland’s Civic Center from the fast paced freeway onramp.
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A Modular Rural Post Office Playground
Lobby
Courtyard
Playground
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Site Plan
Diagramatic Example: Music
Community Programs
Food
Community Centers Population
Recreation
Blachly
Youth The larger the sector, the more prominent that type of activity is in the community.
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Swisshome 18.2mi
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Post Office
Noti, Oregon
600 Sq Ft
5.7mi
Veneta
East Elevation
Work Room The work room connects itself to the landscape through material and transparency.
Market
Elongated Formation Existing Post Office
Linear Formation Height Variations
Modular Adaptations Creating various adaptations to the module for different rural post office locations.
Section Facing North-East
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Dune Discovery Camp N
Site Plan
Testing housing demand during the camp’s busiest week from previous years. 1 vacant building allows for higher demand.
Large Housing Unit
Small Housing Unit Small Housing Unit Community Room/ Mud Room
Section Facing North-East
Large Housing Unit
Multi-Family Cabins 4 units per cabin. 2 units with 4 beds and 2 units with 10 beds. 16
Dune Discovery Camp
Newport, Oregon
21 Acres (~900,000 Sq Ft)
Culinary Institute Section Facing North
The Restaurant
Section Facing East
Atrium Daylight Diagram
A place where the students may serve their food to the public.
Showing how daylight enters the atrium during the middle of the day.
South Elevation
West Elevation
Atrium Throughout Entire Building to Allow Light to Lower Levels Strong Strong Vertical Vertical Element Element
Roof Detail
Setbacks Reduce Programmatic Density to Increase Activity on Lower Levels & Increase Light Levels Overhangs Protect Pedestrians on the Street
Restaurant Acess on Street Level to Increase Urban Activity
Culinary Institute
Portland, Oregon
40,000 Sq Ft
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4110 SE HAWTHORNE BLVD, #647 PORTLAND, OR 97214 1256 WILLAGILLESPIE ROAD, EUGENE, OR 97401 pdx: 503.939.2566 eug: 541.683.3795 fax: 541.607.6751 or ccb: 198340 wa lic: johnwwc899kz
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PROJECT
HOME REMODEL
2952 Chandler Ave, Eugene, OR 97403
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CONSULTANT / SUB
Moises Residence New 2,000 Sq Ft home. Open living concept with a highend kitchen design. Located in Lebanon, Oregon.
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Bergeson Residence
4110 SE HAWTHORNE BLVD, #647
Basement renovation. Added 2 bedrooms, a stairwell, and a communal living space. Located in Eugene, Oregon.
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Commissioned Architecture Projects
Beck Residence New sun room, new pool, renovated conservatory, renovated kitchen, and accessible site desig. Located in Lodi, California.
3.2 3.7
Professional Experience
14'-11"
EXT1 EXP1 3.1
EXP3 3.5
EXT2 EXP2
EXT3
3.3
3.4
3.6
SOUTH ELEVATION
EXT4
SCALE : 1/4" = 1' 3.2
EXT1 EXP1
3.2 3.7
14'-11"
3.1
EXP3 3.8
EXT2
EXT1 EXP1 14'-11"
3.1
EXP3
EXT3
3.6
Coca Cola Accessibility Renovation
Sheil Residence Victorian themed garage addition in Stockton, California.
Down
Warehouse Men's Restroom
Coca Cola warehouse entry, bathrooms, and site renovation to California’s accessibility standards. Located in San Leandro, California. Locker Room
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Down
Renovated Conservatory
Concrete Wall Access Panel
Men's Restroom
Women's Restroom
Down
60" MIN
New Pool
60" MIN
Break Room
60" MIN
60" MIN
Up
Renovated Ramp Access
Enlarged Patio
New Sun Room
Up
Renovated Ramp Access
Renovated Kitchen
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6:00am
6:00am
June July
June July
August
6:00pm
August
6:00pm
DAY OF OBSERVATION
September
September
8:00am
November December
Measuring footcandles to compare to IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) recommended lighting levels.
November December
10:00am
10:00am
12:00pm
12:00pm 4:00pm
8:00am
October
October
Illuminance
For this research project I was commissioned to manage and lead a team to conduct a lighting study on the Porterville Courthouse. We published our study in a 40 page report. The client was CO Architects.
4:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
Courtyard Daylight Availability Using the Solmetric SunEye 210 to help us determine the solar path around the courtyard and how much daylight it receives throughout the year.
Porterville Courthouse Lighting Project
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imagery Creating images that can be analyzed to better understand the distinction between a range of candelas per square meter.
Luminance Measuring and analyzing the potential for glare. 2940 2685
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2775 2751 2783
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3313 3389
3890 4310 5270 4805
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5128
5382 6570
8138
7550
5002
8088 7798
13130 20027
350
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Commissioned Post Occupancy Research
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4198
4254
4763 5008
1106
4410 3393
4770
37.51
5507
5784
Electricity 27%
54 Steam 70%
EUI
CHW 3%
Chapman Hall’s Energy Usage Index Understanding how Chapman Hall uses energy to function. 10 - 15% of the building’s consumed energy comes from plug loads.
Chapman Hall Plug Load Project During the spring of 2014, I was on a 3 person team that studied plug loads in Chapman Hall. The project won 1st place in a grant competition and was nationally recognized by ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers). I was commissioned to manage a team to produce a film of the study and make multiple presentations to firms and conventions about the project. Faculty and Staff of Chapman Hall use about 28,525 kWh/year which costs the University of Oregon $3,423/year. Chapman Hall uses about 32,475 kWh/year.
Data Logger Graphs We were able to understand the energy consumption of faculty by using Watts Up Pro dataloggers.
Presentation at the ASHRAE Convention in Chicago I was commissioned to present our research in front of 300 engineering professionals and students at the ASHRAE Convention in Chicago.
Electronic Device Survey We surveyed faculty to understand what types of devices they were using. Desktop Computer Laptop Computer Mobile Device Charger Fridge Fan Printer Desk Lamps
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Portland Newport Lebanon Eugene Noti
Medford
John Loest johnloest@hotmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/johnloest Lodi Stockton San Leandro
Porterville
Ventura
: Locations of projects.