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Step Up 2 Percent

Hynniewta, Kyrshanbor
2019-12
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Step Up 2 Percent

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40 percent of U.S. energy is consumed by buildings. Architects play a key role in combating climate change because of their ability to produced energy-efficient design. However, Architects designed only 2% of the single-family houses that occurs in the U.S. The thesis aims to expand the architect’s role in this industry. This is significant because their involvement will move the 98% deliberately and effectively towards a sustainable, healthy and carbon-neutral future.

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University of Minnesota M.S. thesis December 2019. Major: Architecture. Advisor: Thomas Fisher. 1 computer file (PDF); 88 pages.

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Hynniewta, Kyrshanbor. (2019). Step Up 2 Percent. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/211696.

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