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Diagram TENOPY The Thermal Architecture Lab is proud to present TENOPY: a novel prototype for urban cooling, responding to the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect.
BlockPenn BlockPenn: Distributed Energy Monitoring and Environmental Sensing Network Using Blockchain/IoT Infrastructure Description Blockpenn.io
MRT Simulation Advanced MRT Simulation Tool Dr. Aviv and her team have developed a novel mean radiant temperature (MRT) simulation tool.
Reti Center Site View Blue City Lab Environmental Study The Blue City Lab will be the first off-grid, community-based, floating climate lab in the US. The project is planned to be built in the Upper Bay of New York City in the Red Hook neighborhood.
A series of ribs converge in a central oculus Hydroculous The Hydroculus is a roof aperture, an oculus lined with hydrogel, for combined evaporative and radiative cooling in desert climates.

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