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Analysis of Daylight Photocell Placement and View in a Small Office

R.G. MistrickPenn State University, Department of Architectural Engineering, University Park, PA.
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J. ThongtipayaBarbizon of New England, Woburn, MA
Pages 150-160 | Published online: 19 Sep 2013

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