Investigating the Potential Impact of a Compartmentalization and Ventilation System Retrofit Strategy on Energy Use in High-rise Residential Buildings
This paper explores high-rise residential building retrofits: using compartmentalization and in-suite ventilation systems to improve indoor air quality and reduce GHG emissions.
Authors: Matt CarlssonMASc., P.Eng., Marianne Touchie, Russell Richman
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