Conway Street Apartments: A Multifamily Deep Energy Retrofit

Stacey Rothgeb, R. Aldrich, J. Williamson, Stacey Rothgeb (NREL Technical Monitor)

Research output: NRELSubcontract Report

Abstract

While single-family, detached homes account for 63% of households (EIA 2009); multi-family homes account for a very large portion of that remaining housing stock, and this fraction is growing. Through recent research efforts, CARB has been evaluating strategies and technologies that can make dramatic improvements in energy performance in multi-family buildings.
Original languageAmerican English
Number of pages35
StatePublished - 2014

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Consortium for Advanced Residential Buildings (CARB), Norwalk, Connecticut

NREL Publication Number

  • NREL/SR-5500-63159

Other Report Number

  • DOE/GO-102014-4547

Keywords

  • bricks
  • Building America
  • CARB II
  • consortium for advanced residential buildings
  • demand controlled recirculation system
  • drain water recovery system
  • ductless minisplits
  • energy efficient
  • multifamily
  • residential
  • residential buildings
  • retrofit
  • solar thermal
  • spray polyurethane foam
  • Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
  • zero energy

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