ICAT Playdate: Evaporative Cooling Partitions
Ended Jan 31, 2025
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Term: Spring 2025
Date: January 31st, 2025
Time: 8:30am - 9:30am
Location: Community Assembly in the Creativity + Innovation District Living-Learning Community
Instructor: Phyllis Newbill
Presented By: Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT)
Description:
In the context of rising global temperatures and the many costs of cooling buildings, the Evaporative Cooling Partitions project explores how an archaic, passive technology blended with advanced manufacturing methods could be meaningfully integrated with contemporary building. Connected with the principal investigator's book, "Reimagining Alternative Technology, for Design in the 20th century" the project is part of a broader inquiry examining how archaic technologies, with global precedents, can be relevant in contemporary sustainability discourse.
Speakers:
Brook Kennedy, Principal Investigator, School of Design, Industrial Design Program, CAAD
Stefan Al, Co-PI, School of Architecture, Industrial Design Program, CAAD
Georg Reichard, Co-PI Myers Lawson School of Building Construction, CoE
Saeed Sakhdari, M.Arch3 F '23
Ilan Faraghi, BSID '25