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Technical Boundary Spanners and Translation: A Study of Energy Modeling for High Performance Hospitals

High performance buildings—buildings with the aim of reduced energy and resource use— require that engineering analysis be at the center of an iterative and complex design process that assesses trade-offs, goals, and priorities across engineering and other fields of expertise. It has been observed that teams rarely get this right. Historical, cultural, and technical issues […]

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Keynote Address at Texas A&M on Jobsite Communication

I gave a keynote address at an annual research symposium on built environments held by the College of Architecture at Texas A&M.  My colleague Carrie Dossick and I spoke on how visualization and communication tools can address problems at construction jobsites.

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Themes in Recent Research on AEC Project Collaboration

Recent research in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) project collaboration links AEC content issues with theoretical foundations in sociology, communication, and organization science. This has important potential for how research might better understand collaborative AEC work. Through a select review of recent papers from major construction and design journals, we mapped eight content themes in […]

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