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Appendix A: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
Pages 51-56

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... Appendixes
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... He is coauthor of a number of publications on energy utilization in buildings and on sustainable construction. He is a member of the Building Environment and Thermal Envelope Council Board of Direction, the National Evaluation Service Building Innovation Center (NES-BIC)
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... He oversees a program that provides third-party monitoring and associated services for state and local governments, the construction industry, and homeowners, and oversees similar services in the modular-building industry through his involvement with the Industrialized Buildings Commission and by providing construction inspections, quality audits, and contract/regulatory compliance evaluation services of builders and their factories. His division also performs plan reviews and product assessments and evaluates the performance of building systems and new construction technologies and products.
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... He is currently working on on-site management of residential construction waste. He also holds several Cornell administrative positions, including Department Extension Leader, Faculty Senator, and Chair of the Cornell Cooperative Extension's Healthy Living and Learning Environments Program Work Team.
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... He was appointed to the committee because of his knowledge of technical and social issues for affordable housing and related HUD programs. He is founder and board member of the Houston Community Design Assistance Center, providing design services to help neighborhood groups and families build high-quality affordable housing.
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Key Terms

  • wind loads
  • affordable housing
  • energy efficiency
  • residential building
  • wind effects

  • loads subcommittee
  • professional engineer
  • civil engineers
  • registered professional
  • residential projects

  • parks associates
  • renewable energy
  • multifamily residential
  • civil engineering
  • housing committee

  • cornell cooperative
  • construction industry
  • trade magazines
  • continuing education
  • briar college

  • building firms
  • joseph laquatra
  • included projects
  • product engineering
  • building environment

  • previously senior
  • subjects related
  • assistance center
  • founded habitech
  • including department


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