Graduate

Completed MASc Thesis Abstracts

TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITIY: PRIORITIZING RETROFIT OPTIONS FOR TORONTO’S SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
Student: Katarzyna Marzena Blaszak

A LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT MODEL OF CANADIAN RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS AND BUILDING STOCKS
Student: Matthew Bowick

LEAST COST ANALYSIS FOR CANADIAN NEW HOUSING - IDENTIFYING THE MOST COST-EFFECTIVE SPECIFICATIONS TO ACHIEVE IMPROVED ENERGY EFFICIENCY STANDARDS
Student: Aya Dembo

ENERGY MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND HEATING ENERGY INVESTIGATION OF THE NESTED THERMAL ENVELOPE DESIGN (NTED™)
Student: Erin Dixon

AN OPTIMAL BUILDING DESIGN METHODOLOGY: MINIMAL TOTAL LIFETIME ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Student: Stuart Fix

FIELD STUDY OF A RADIANT HEATING SYSTEM FOR SLEEP THERMAL COMFORT AND POTENTIAL ENERGY SAVING
Student: Christopher Leung, Kwong Wang

THE ROLE OF THERMAL SIMULATION IN VARIOUS PHASES OF BUILDINGS’ LIFE-CYCLES IN IMPROVING BUILDING PERFORMANCES
Student: Ka Long Ringo Ng

MULTI-CRITERIA ASSESSMENT OF NEW RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ENVELOPE TYPOLOGIES, THAT MEET 2012 ONTARIO BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS
Student: Richard Roos

SIMULATION OF A CONVECTIVE LOOP FOR THE NTED™ LOW ENERGY HOUSE
Student: Ian Stahlbrand

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF DISTRICT HEATING SUBSTATIONS USING COMPUTER SIMULATION
Student: Edmund Siu Wing Wong

THE EFFECTS OF MICROCLIMATE AND TIME RESOLUTION OF METEOROLOGICAL DATA ON HYGROTHERMAL ABALYSIS OF WOOD FRAME BUILDING FACADE
Student: Wai Ki Wu