The double shell solar house : Community Builders' experience with the buffering air envelope : three houses by Hank Huber : edited discussion from three envelope technical conferences / general editor: Don Booth ; performance and simulations chapters: Doug Clayton ; discussions and graphs: Bob Henninge ; drawings: Donald A. King, Deanne Bednar and Barbara Putnam.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Canterbury, NH : Community Builders, [1980]

Description:

1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations ; 22 x 28 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Community Builders' experience with the buffering air envelope. -- Three houses / by Hank Huber. -- Edited discussion from three envelope technical conferences.

ISBN:

0960442219 (paperback)
9780960442218 (paperback)

Subject:

Solar houses Design and construction.
Solar houses New Hampshire Design and construction.
Dwellings Insulation.
Solar heating.
Habitations Isolation.
Chauffage solaire.
solar heating (systems)
active solar heating.
Solar houses.
New Hampshire.
United States.

Added entries:

Huber, Hank, contributor.
Booth, Don, editor.
Clayton, Doug, contributor.
Henninge, Bob, contributor.
King, Donald A., illustrator.
Bednar, Deanne, illustrator.
Putnam, Barbara, illustrator.
Community Builders (Canterbury, N.H.), issuing body.

Holdings:

Location: Library archives collection 288215
Call No.: ARCH269251
Status: Available

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