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The Building Enclosure Sustainability Symposium (BESS) was initiated in 2009 through a partnership of the Department of Architecture at California State Polytechnic University Pomona and Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. The symposium was designed to bring together professionals from academia, architecture, engineering and construction, as well as students, to discuss state-of-the-art sustainable building enclosure design.

This book includes student projects in ARC331, the first of two required Environmental Control System courses at Cal Poly Pomona University. The course introduces basic concepts in sustainable architectural design, with an emphasis on energy. The goal of this assignment is to provide a hands-on opportunity to implement the concepts taught in class and to learn by doing. The project introduced students to the process of designing zero net energ...

This book collects the work of 115 Architecture students in the first of two required Environmental Control System courses at Cal Poly Pomona University. The project introduced students to the design of zero net energy buildings with energy modeling as an important part of the process. Students selected one of five well-known mid-century homes in Los Angeles, analyzed it and then implemented design measures to achieve zero net energy and zero ...

Typically architecture students are only introduced to energy modeling in elective graduate or advanced undergraduate seminars, and when they are introduced to the design of zero net energy, low carbon buildings it is only in upper division studios. Because these courses are typically not required, only a small fraction of architecture students in some universities are actually able to take them. This is not enough. To reduce our impact on cli...

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