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Swiss technical university where Baer studied engineering and metal welding after his US Army service in Germany.
Co-editor of Activism in Architecture: Bright Dreams of Passive Energy Design (Routledge, 2018).
Co-editor of Activism in Architecture: Bright Dreams of Passive Energy Design (Routledge, 2018), which contains Baer's chapter on Harold Hay's influence.
South Texas region about 220 miles from San Antonio, hotter and more humid on average, on which the cat-shelter experiment's initial climate research was mistakenly based.
2018 Routledge volume (eds. McDonald & Dayer) for which Baer wrote the chapter 'Harold Hay's influence and the Zomeworks Corporation', formally acknowledging Hay as an upstream inf…
Baer's 2002 essay arguing that surfaces, not air, do the real work of nighttime cooling by radiating heat directly to space — the foundational text for the archive's thermal vision…
Low-cost single-board computer at the heart of the archive's reusable off-grid sensor and logging rig for small passive-thermal experiments.
1990 Battery Temperature Regulation System patent, the first in the Cool Cell lineage, which commercially proved night-sky radiative cooling in telephone-company battery cabinets.
Dave Harrison's 1997 Integral Roof Cooling Container patent — water containers molded directly onto metal roof sections, cooled by night-sky radiation — bridging the battery cabine…