- Engagement of building occupants, building operators, designers, and contractors through research opportunities, training, and education
- Engagement of undergraduate & graduate students in research opportunities and scholarly activities through mentorship
- Dissemination of cutting-edge research to the architecture, interior design, and construction communities
- Education and resource development for safe and efficient energy management
- Facilitation of occupant-centric research in emerging tech, building case studies, innovative training for energy codes, standards, and more
Julia Day
Shelby Ruiz
Jacob Roibal
Nick Mayer
Ethan Baum
Braden Gabler
Matthew Jordan
Megan Shi
The ID+CL hires a team of diversely talented students in the disciplines of Construction Management, Architecture, Interior Design, and Civil Engineering, and aspires to seek additional expertise by hiring students in the Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Sciences, Environmental Sciences, and design fields in the coming year.
ID+CL
Our expertise lies in advancing building energy efficiency through the development and delivery of tenant engagement programs, as well as post-occupancy evaluation research. Specifically, we offer the following services and research opportunities through the lab:
Areas of
- Engagement of building occupants, building operators, designers, and contractors through research opportunities, training, and education;
- Engagement of undergraduate & graduate students in research opportunities and scholarly activities through mentorship;
- Dissemination of cutting-edge research to the architecture, interior design, & construction communities;
- Education and resource development for safe and efficient energy management; and
- Facilitation of occupant-centric research in emerging tech, building case studies, innovative training for energy codes, standards, and more!
Occupants’ behaviors, actions, and misuse of a building can significantly reduce (or nullify) potential building energy savings if they do not understand how to operate their building in an energy-efficient manner. It is necessary to educate occupants.