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Reference Books
Circulating Books
Media
Government Documents
Additional
Online Resources
Reference Books
A handbook on low-energy buildings and district-energy systems: fundamentals,
techniques and examples / L.D. Danny Harvey
2 NORTH Reference
TJ
163.5 .B84 H364 2006
Green building products: the GreenSpec guide to residential building materials /
Alex Wilson and Mark Piepkorn
2 NORTH Reference TH 455 .G739 2006
The HOK
guidebook to sustainable design / Sandra Mendler, William Odell, Mary Ann
Lazarus
2 NORTH Reference
NA
2542.36 .M46 2006
Green building
fundamentals: a practical guide to understanding and applying fundamental
sustainable construction practices and the LEED green building rating system /
Michael Montoya
4 NORTH TH 880 .M66 2010
Improving the energy performance of buildings:
learning from the European Union and Australia / Charles Ries, Joseph Jenkins,
Oliver Wise
4 NORTH
TJ
163.5 .B84 R545 2009
The green building
bottom line: the real cost of sustainable building/ edited by Martin Melaver,
Phyllis Mueller
4 NORTH TH 880 .G743 2009
The integrative design guide to green building : redefining the practice of
sustainability / Multiple authors
4 NORTH TH 880 .I58 2009
The
engineering guide to LEED-new construction :
sustainable construction for engineers / Liv Haselbach
4 NORTH
TH
880 .H37 2008
California green
building standards code: California code of regulations, Title 24, Part 11/
California Building Standards Commission
3 NORTH KFC 813 .A434 A19293 2008
Green building guidelines: meeting the demand for low-energy, resource-efficient
homes / Sustainable Buildings Industry
Council
4 NORTH TJ 163.5 .D86 G74 2004
Green building: project planning & cost estimating: a practical guide for
constructing sustainable buildings: cost data for green materials, components &
systems, special project requirements, financial analysis & incentives
4 NORTH TH 880 .G74 2002
Green
jobs : working for people and the environment / Michael Renner, Sean Sweeney,
Jill Kubit
2 SOUTH
GE
60 .R455 2008
2005
Title 24 compliance [ videorecording]: HVAC
changeouts and cool roofs / California Energy Commission
1 SOUTH Lib Media Ctr
DVD
000866
Energy efficiency in buildings [electronic resource]: hearing before the
Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, One Hundred
Eleventh Congress, first session ... February 26, 2009
Connect to http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS111536
Federal energy management [electronic resource]: addressing challenges through
better plans and clarifying the greenhouse gas measure will help meet long-term
goals for buildings: report to Congressional requesters / United States
Government Accountability Office
Connect to http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d08977.pdf
2005 building energy efficiency standards residential compliance manual /
California Energy Commission
2 NORTH Calif Docs
CA
E2015 .M3r 2005
(Here is an online link describing the various amendments to the 2005 Building
Energy Efficiency Standards: http://www.energy.ca.gov/title24/2005standards/index.html)
Options for energy efficiency in existing buildings/
California
Energy
Commission, [2005]
2 NORTH Calif Docs
CA
E2015 .E49 E442dr
New California Green Building Standards Code (effective August 1, 2009)
http://www.documents.dgs.ca.gov/bsc/2009/part11_2008_calgreen_code.pdf
3 North (2 copies) KFC
813 .A434 A19293 2008
Additional
Online Resources
The
U.S. Green Building Council
is a non-profit group of professionals working to make green buildings available
to everyone within a generation.
http://www.usgbc.org/
Click on LEED to find information on ratings systems, professional
accreditation, etc…
USGBC
– Northern California Chapter
http://www.usgbc-ncc.org/
Center
for the Built Environment
This Berkeley based research center is focused on improving the design,
operation, and environmental quality of buildings. Case studies on HVAC
systems, envelopes, and indoor air quality among others are accessible through
this website:
http://www.cbe.berkeley.edu/
The Energy and Environmental Building Alliance
The EEBA is a group focused on providing education and resources for
professionals involved in making buildings and communities more energy-efficient
and environmentally responsible.
http://www.eeba.org/
Build it Green
Build It Green is a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to
promote healthy, energy- and resource-efficient building practices in
California.
http://www.builditgreen.org/
Links to state government initiatives and departments relating to building and
green building:
California Buildings Standards Commission
http://www.bsc.ca.gov/default.htm
California Energy Commission Green Building Initiative http://www.energy.ca.gov/greenbuilding
Governor's Green California Site http://www.green.ca.gov/default.htm
Questions/comments to: Maria Kochis, Librarian kochism@csus.edu Guide Created 10/09