CS/EE/ME 75, 2010-11 - Project Organization

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This page describes the organization of the Solar Decathlon Team, as reflected through CS/EE/ME 75. This page is in draft form, pending discuss with the IPT.

Mission Statement

The mission of the SCI-Arc/Caltech team is to design and build a stylish, affordable net-zero home well suited to the Los Angeles urban area. The project will highlight the innovative work of the two unique institutions by implementing new design solutions to the affordable, sustainable housing market. As an integral part of the design/build process, the SCI-Arc/Caltech team will engage the city of Los Angeles in a series of public outreach programs to locally educate the community about the merits of sustainable design. This spirit of extending the merits of sustainable design into the general public and city are integrated into the team's fundamental marketing strategy — informing a design that can be populated across L.A. into a number of strategic locations, thus addressing densification through infill and multi-unit development.

Operating Principles

Team Structure

Support
  • Admin
  • PR/development
Instructors
  • Harry Atwater - APh
  • Rick Flagan - ChE
  • Melany Hunt - ME
  • Richard Murray - CDS
Summary (Fall 2010)
  • 4 faculty
  • M grad students/postdocs
  • O visiting students
  • P undergrads
  • Q volunteers

Design Teams

Integrated Product Team
Project Manager: Reed Finlay

Instr: Melany Hunt
Coord: TBD (gta)

Mechanical Systems
  • Priya
  • (former members)

Instr: Harry Atwater
Coord: TBD (gta)

Electrical Systems
  • TBD
  • (former members)

Instr: Richard Murray
Coord: TBD (gta)

Interior Systems
  • TBD
  • (former members)

Instr: TBD
Coord: TBD (sci-arc)

Architecture
  • TBD
  • (former members)

Additional Teams

System Administration
  • TBD
Health and Safety
  • TBD
Development/PR
  • TBD