The book Live.Light authored by Gregory Luhan creates a permanent and long-lasting record of the University of Kentucky's achievement and success at the 2009 Solar Decathlon. The full-color, 8"x8.5," 92-page publication includes an Introduction by University of Kentucky President Lee T. Todd, Jr. a Foreword by Paul Kaplan, essays by Donald Colliver and Gregory Luhan that capture the team's synergy, its creativity, its collaboration, and its lessons learned, and an Afterword by Michael Speaks. This writing couples with a ...
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The book Live.Light authored by Gregory Luhan creates a permanent and long-lasting record of the University of Kentucky's achievement and success at the 2009 Solar Decathlon. The full-color, 8"x8.5," 92-page publication includes an Introduction by University of Kentucky President Lee T. Todd, Jr. a Foreword by Paul Kaplan, essays by Donald Colliver and Gregory Luhan that capture the team's synergy, its creativity, its collaboration, and its lessons learned, and an Afterword by Michael Speaks. This writing couples with a series of stunning photographic images, renderings, and drawings that depict the s-ky blue solar house throughout its design and construction processes, and its exhibition on the National Mall in Washington, DC and on the UK campus Main Lawn. The book features a dust-jacket designed to commemorate the use of the house as the Visitor's Center for 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 25 September - 10 October 2010. This publication serves not only as a an in-depth description of Kentucky's entry to the 2009 event, but also as a tool for visitors, community, and corporate leaders that demonstrates the powerful capacity of design innovation in terms of renewable energy. It tells the UK team's story to readers around the world and portrays the essence of the house--from concept to competition.
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New. Live. Light creates a permanent and long-lasting record of the University of Kentucky's achievement and success at the 2009 Solar Decathlon. The full-color, 92-page publication includes an Introduction by University of Kentucky President Lee T. Todd, Jr. a Foreword by Paul Kaplan, essays by Donald Colliver and Gregory Luhan that capture the team's synergy, its creativity, its collaboration, and its lessons learned, and an Afterword by Michael Speaks. This writing couples with a series of stunning photographic images, renderings, and drawings that depict the s"ky blue solar house throughout its design and construction processes, and its exhibition on the National Mall in Washington, DC and on the UK campus Main Lawn. The book features a dust-jacket designed to commemorate the use of the house as the Visitor's Center for 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 25 September-10 October 2010. This publication serves not only as a an in-depth description of Kentucky's entry to the 2009 event, but also as a tool for visitors, community, and corporate leaders that demonstrates the powerful capacity of design innovation in terms of renewable energy. It tells the UK team's story to readers around the world and portrays the essence of the house-from concept to competition.
