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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344: Infaltable Greenhouse IPRO 334 Abstract Sp06
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344: Infaltable Greenhouse IPRO 334 Project Plan Sp06
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344: Infaltable Greenhouse IPRO 334 Final Report Sp06
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 334: Inflatable Greenhouse for the Spring 2006 semester
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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344: Infaltable Greenhouse IPRO 334 Poster Sp06
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 334: Inflatable Greenhouse for the Spring 2006 semester
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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
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Title: Inflatable Greenhouse (semester?), IPRO 344: Infaltable Greenhouse IPRO 334 IPRO Day Presentation Sp06
Creator: Cervantes, Heidi, Ferraro, Christie, Lucid, Shannon, Teefey, Aaron, Woods, Nathaniel, Bains, Jasmeet, Ching, Neal, Langman, Michael, Mccrory, Reuben, Valdez, Oscar, Wright Iii, James, Bilderback, Matthew, Choi, David, Larson, Jeffrey, Meyer, Chad, Wang, Xiang, Carroll, Daniel, Crandell, Daniel, Lim, Eungjum, Nedrud, Joshua, Wojcik, Michael
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution....
Show moreThe purpose of the Inflatable Greenhouse IPRO was to design an air supported structure that was cheaper than the current greenhouse solution. The structural support of current greenhouses creates shadows that prevent an even sunlight exposure for the plants. The other issues we investigated were the cost, size, thermal control, and pest control of current greenhouse designs. The majority of the cost for a traditional greenhouse goes towards the structural support therefore an air supported structure should be significantly cheaper. The basic greenhouse design is oriented towards human occupants and is subsequently quite large. If the greenhouse was instead designed to house the plants already in the ground, just for the months that they needed shelter to grow, the cut back in size would also greatly affect the cost. We also looked into the thermal qualities of greenhouses. The very nature of a greenhouse absorbs and traps the light and heat of the sun. Without a cooling system a greenhouse can overheat and harm the plants within it. The other problem we found with current greenhouses was the pest control solution. Most greenhouses use strong chemicals that require special training for use and safety. Even the “organic” solutions use natural chemicals in concentrations considered toxic. Our goal was to design a greenhouse that would address each of these issues with a cheap and practical solution.
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Title: Senior Housing Project (semester?), IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project IPRO 315 Midterm Report F04
Creator: Molina, Edda, Adegoke, Adetayo, Cho, Shirley, Chu, Alex, Civelekoglu, Derya, Dalimartha, Patrisius, Dodevski, Vesna, Edinberg, Ric, Frumkin, Jason, Fu, Chun Yiu, Greenberg, Lee, Hayner, Jeffrey, Hottmann, Candice, Huang, Michael, Jackson, Carliss, Jayanth, Nirup, Lau, Chun Hang, Maketiwa, Wadsanayi, Ninoyu, Anna, Padberg, Brett, Park, Ji Hye, Perea, Cesar, Pitariu, Anca, Tyagi, Vibhu, Wang, Xiang
Date: 2004-12, 2004-12
Description: Students from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago...
Show moreStudents from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago business leaders to develop and design a senior housing project for Chicago. This dynamic and highly interactive project team experience will expose students to the various professions and services involved in real estate development and project design and develop their ability to manage a complex collaboration that leads to a successful and distinctive solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project for the Fall 2004 semester
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Title: Senior Housing Project (semester?), IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project IPRO 315 Project Plan F04
Creator: Molina, Edda, Adegoke, Adetayo, Cho, Shirley, Chu, Alex, Civelekoglu, Derya, Dalimartha, Patrisius, Dodevski, Vesna, Edinberg, Ric, Frumkin, Jason, Fu, Chun Yiu, Greenberg, Lee, Hayner, Jeffrey, Hottmann, Candice, Huang, Michael, Jackson, Carliss, Jayanth, Nirup, Lau, Chun Hang, Maketiwa, Wadsanayi, Ninoyu, Anna, Padberg, Brett, Park, Ji Hye, Perea, Cesar, Pitariu, Anca, Tyagi, Vibhu, Wang, Xiang
Date: 2004-12, 2004-12
Description: Students from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago...
Show moreStudents from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago business leaders to develop and design a senior housing project for Chicago. This dynamic and highly interactive project team experience will expose students to the various professions and services involved in real estate development and project design and develop their ability to manage a complex collaboration that leads to a successful and distinctive solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project for the Fall 2004 semester
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Title: Senior Housing Project (semester?), IPRO 315
Creator: Molina, Edda, Adegoke, Adetayo, Cho, Shirley, Chu, Alex, Civelekoglu, Derya, Dalimartha, Patrisius, Dodevski, Vesna, Edinberg, Ric, Frumkin, Jason, Fu, Chun Yiu, Greenberg, Lee, Hayner, Jeffrey, Hottmann, Candice, Huang, Michael, Jackson, Carliss, Jayanth, Nirup, Lau, Chun Hang, Maketiwa, Wadsanayi, Ninoyu, Anna, Padberg, Brett, Park, Ji Hye, Perea, Cesar, Pitariu, Anca, Tyagi, Vibhu, Wang, Xiang
Date: 2004-12, 2004-12
Description: Students from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago...
Show moreStudents from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago business leaders to develop and design a senior housing project for Chicago. This dynamic and highly interactive project team experience will expose students to the various professions and services involved in real estate development and project design and develop their ability to manage a complex collaboration that leads to a successful and distinctive solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project for the Fall 2004 semester
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Title: Senior Housing Project (semester?), IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project IPRO 315 Final Report F04
Creator: Molina, Edda, Adegoke, Adetayo, Cho, Shirley, Chu, Alex, Civelekoglu, Derya, Dalimartha, Patrisius, Dodevski, Vesna, Edinberg, Ric, Frumkin, Jason, Fu, Chun Yiu, Greenberg, Lee, Hayner, Jeffrey, Hottmann, Candice, Huang, Michael, Jackson, Carliss, Jayanth, Nirup, Lau, Chun Hang, Maketiwa, Wadsanayi, Ninoyu, Anna, Padberg, Brett, Park, Ji Hye, Perea, Cesar, Pitariu, Anca, Tyagi, Vibhu, Wang, Xiang
Date: 2004-12, 2004-12
Description: Students from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago...
Show moreStudents from DePaul University, Kent State University and Illinois Institute of Technology will work in multi-university teams with Chicago business leaders to develop and design a senior housing project for Chicago. This dynamic and highly interactive project team experience will expose students to the various professions and services involved in real estate development and project design and develop their ability to manage a complex collaboration that leads to a successful and distinctive solution.
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Senior Housing Project for the Fall 2004 semester
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