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thread, in the field: warm floors
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Thread, in the field. Thursday, May 17, 2012. Radiant floors were a desire from the start of the project. This type of heating is perhaps the most comfortable, and combined with a thermal mass can be one of the most efficient as well. How does it work? Surfaces in the room of radiant systems will be higher, so typically the air temperature can be cooler, and therefore the thermostat can actually be set to around 65-68degrees instead of 68-72degrees. Radiant temps versus air convective patterns.
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thread, in the field: May 2012
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Thread, in the field. Thursday, May 17, 2012. Radiant floors were a desire from the start of the project. This type of heating is perhaps the most comfortable, and combined with a thermal mass can be one of the most efficient as well. How does it work? Surfaces in the room of radiant systems will be higher, so typically the air temperature can be cooler, and therefore the thermostat can actually be set to around 65-68degrees instead of 68-72degrees. Radiant temps versus air convective patterns. Marc has ...
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thread, in the field: we've moved! it's official.
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Thread, in the field. Monday, August 13, 2012. Over the weekend, thread and mark elliott moved into trouthouse. and although we sit between many towers of boxes, and winding computer cables, we are very happy amongst the chaos. New address : 225 Troutman Street, studio Brooklyn NY 11237. August 15, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thread collective is a licensed architecture studio. There was an error in this gadget. There was an error in this gadget. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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thread, in the field: July 2011
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Thread, in the field. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Scaffolding cloaking the building. The scaffolding went up last week, and already the exterior sheathing is complete, bringing more of a sense of enclosure to the interior spaces. We can get a real sense of the window openings (which are pleasantly large), the views, and the ceiling heights. We really like the orange pin-stripping of the netting. Posted by thread collective. Links to this post. Sunday, July 10, 2011. The knick, around the corner. Nieghborhood...
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thread, in the field: trouthouse inspected
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Thread, in the field. Tuesday, August 7, 2012. Yesterday we passed the DOB Certificate of Occupancy site inspection with zero. Objections. Pretty incredible since the inspectors always like to find something little thing to mark down. We leaped over another hurdle in the long closing out process. In the meantime, we are tackling the nitty gritty punchlist and cleaning in preparation for our move (next week! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thread collective is a licensed architecture studio.
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thread, in the field: June 2011
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Thread, in the field. Monday, June 27, 2011. Posted by thread collective. Links to this post. Sunday, June 26, 2011. An interesting article about the attraction of our Bushwick neighborhood. But we sincerely hope that Bushwick is able to hold onto all the great things that make it Bushwick. Next Williamsburg: Bushwick, Brooklyn Crain's New York Business. 8220;It's incredible,” said Brooke Hoffine, the eatery's manager. The main reason they're moving in is simple: Bushwick is relatively convenient to get ...
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thread, in the field: October 2011
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Thread, in the field. Tuesday, October 18, 2011. Fall means back to blogging. So yes, we have taken a bit of a break from blogging over the past few months, although that's not to say that we have not been busy. Over the summer Elliott and Gita led a planning studio at Pratt which focused on Roof-Top Urban Agriculture, covered here in Inhabitat, Pratt Students Bring Farms to NYC Rooftops in Exciting Summer Studio. And you can see more student work on our blog. Thread was a project partner with Mary Miss.
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thread, in the field: pheww! Energy Star testing passed!
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Thread, in the field. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. Energy Star testing passed! Steve Klocke, of Steven Winters. Came to the site on Friday to test Trout House for our Energy Star. Certification, and after a very long day, and a very patient Steve, We Passed! A whole lot of equipment came with Steve to conduct the tests. Steve setting up the blower door test in the door frame to the apartment unit. This is the fan that de-pressurizes the apartment interior. Air pressure gauge showing a reading of 468. The la...
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thread, in the field: November 2011
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Thread, in the field. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. Scaffolding on its way down. The scaffold at the rear is nearly disassembled. With the windows in, railings installed, and stucco finished it is starting to look like a finished building. Posted by thread collective. Links to this post. Coney Island Boardwalk Reborn. Nearly 1400 sf of Ipe was delivered to the site this week. Ipe, Tabebuia impetiginosa. In our searches we came across a few salvaged sources, one of them from Olde Good Things. Another grea...
