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    Temple Tiny House: Philadelphia’s first Petal Certified Net Zero Home

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    Date
    2017-10-24
    Author
    Grady, Kathleen
    Shuman, Robert
    Ryan, Robert
    Larson, Blake
    Benisek, Kate
    Switala Elmhurst, Katherine
    Oo, Saw
    Wetherington, Blake
    Zhang, Cheng
    Bhaumik, Daniel T.
    Forstater, Toby M.
    O'Neil Flower, Samuel
    Yun, Jennifer H.
    Pryzbylski, Colleen
    Dao, Joshua
    Borges, Evandro
    Dawson, William
    Wandishin, Jenna
    Zheng, Xianlong
    Sargaent, Andrew
    Ketterer, Rachael
    Waldinger, Joy
    Turner, Sam
    Mullen, Ted
    Dietrich, Mike
    Squadroni, Kevin
    Oboudiyat, Saumon
    Ly, An
    Morrison, AJ
    Gardner, Ben
    Posada, Laura
    Bergeron, Catherine
    Mattes, Molly
    Haller, Stephanie
    Kennedy, Sean
    MacFarlane, Ian
    Karmazin, Jeffrey
    Usilton, Pete
    Fontana, Nick
    Higgins, Meghan
    Staehle, Andrew
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    Temple University. Office of Sustainability
    Department
    Architecture
    Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Mechanical Engineering
    Landscape Architecture
    Subject
    Sustainability
    Sustainable design
    Design
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/7773
    Abstract
    The Temple Tiny House project is a student-designed and student-constructed sustainable building located at the university’s urban garden site on Temple University’s Main Campus in North Philadelphia. The 175 square foot net-zero structure serves as a food access programming and demonstration space for the student-run Temple Community Garden. Temple Tiny House proved to be one of the most collaborative projects on campus, and involved the participation of a diverse group of faculty members, students, and administrative staff from around the university. The project is Petal Certified under the Living Building Challenge making it the first certified project in the City of Philadelphia. Since its completion in spring 2017, the Temple Tiny House continues to offer educational opportunities to students and the larger Philadelphia community and serves as a food access programming and demonstration space for the student-run Temple Community Garden.
    Description
    This presentation provides an overview of all aspects of planning, design, and construction of Temple’s Tiny House. Authored by multiple stakeholders it conveys the truly interdisciplinary and collaborative nature of the Tiny House project.
    Citation to related work
    Available at: https://sites.temple.edu/tusustainability/2015/03/16/tiny-house-living-building-challenge/
    Available at: https://sites.temple.edu/tusustainability/2015/01/16/tiny-house-student-design-charrette/
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