William W. Braham is Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is currently Director of the Master of Environmental Building Design. Daniel Willis is Professor of Architecture at Pennsylvania State University, where he is Interim Director of The Institute for the Arts and Humanities and a founder of the Center for Research on Design and Innovation.

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• Introduction: Architecture and Energy (Again) Part 1: Energy Systems 1. Architecture, Style, and Power: the Work of Civilization 3. Architecture and Life 4. Energy and the Social Hierarchy of Households (and Buildings) 5. Design in the Light of Dark Energy Part 2: Building Performance 6. Less is Less: Are Architects Thinking Too Small? 7. Environmental Surfing - Delight and Nature's Renewable Energies 8. Adaptive Architecture 9. Designing for Low-Energy: Seeking Representations of High-Performance Homes in Post-War America Part 3: Architectural Aspects 10. Technics and Poetics of the Architectural Environment 11. The Formations of Energy in Architecture 12. Visualizing Renewable Resources

William W. Braham is Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is currently Director of the Master of Environmental Building Design. Daniel Willis is Professor of Architecture at Pennsylvania State University, where he is Interim Director of The Institute for the Arts and Humanities and a founder of the Center for Research on Design and Innovation.

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• Introduction: Architecture and Energy (Again) Part 1: Energy Systems 1. Architecture, Style, and Power: the Work of Civilization 3. Architecture and Life 4. Energy and the Social Hierarchy of Households (and Buildings) 5. Design in the Light of Dark Energy Part 2: Building Performance 6. Less is Less: Are Architects Thinking Too Small? 7. Environmental Surfing - Delight and Nature's Renewable Energies 8. Adaptive Architecture 9. Designing for Low-Energy: Seeking Representations of High-Performance Homes in Post-War America Part 3: Architectural Aspects 10. Technics and Poetics of the Architectural Environment 11. The Formations of Energy in Architecture 12. Visualizing Renewable Resources

William W. Braham is Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is currently Director of the Master of Environmental Building Design. Daniel Willis is Professor of Architecture at Pennsylvania State University, where he is Interim Director of The Institute for the Arts and Humanities and a founder of the Center for Research on Design and Innovation.

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• Introduction: Architecture and Energy (Again) Part 1: Energy Systems 1. Architecture, Style, and Power: the Work of Civilization 3. Architecture and Life 4. Energy and the Social Hierarchy of Households (and Buildings) 5. Design in the Light of Dark Energy Part 2: Building Performance 6. Less is Less: Are Architects Thinking Too Small? 7. Environmental Surfing - Delight and Nature's Renewable Energies 8. Adaptive Architecture 9. Designing for Low-Energy: Seeking Representations of High-Performance Homes in Post-War America Part 3: Architectural Aspects 10. Technics and Poetics of the Architectural Environment 11. The Formations of Energy in Architecture 12. Visualizing Renewable Resources