University of Pennsylvania | United States
William W. Braham is a distinguished scholar affiliated with the Center for Environmental Building and Design at the Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States. His work bridges architecture, environmental performance, and information measures, focusing on how data-driven approaches can enhance sustainable design and urban systems. As a corresponding author, he has contributed extensively to interdisciplinary research that integrates building science, energy analysis, and computational methodologies. His academic endeavors emphasize the relationship between environmental dynamics and design innovation, fostering resilient and adaptive built environments. Through teaching, research, and collaboration, he has influenced both academic and professional communities, advancing knowledge in environmental design and shaping future directions in sustainable architecture and information-based analysis.
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Environmental Building Design Research Studio: Design Innovation for the Climate Emergency
– Book Chapter
Carbon Footprint Analysis of an Outpatient Dermatology Practice at an Academic Medical Center
– JAMA Dermatology
Understanding HVAC System Runtime of U.S. Homes: An Energy Signature Analysis Using Smart Thermostat Data
– Building Simulation
Integrating Hydrophilic Material in Constructed Wall for Evaporative Cooling in Desert Climate
– Conference Paper
Research About the Coupling Effect of Solar Chimney-Tunnel Composite Ventilation System in Atrium Space: A Case Study of a Creative Center in Northwest China
– Conference Paper