Dear colleagues:

This is a brief reminder that my book promotion contest for Building Performance Analysis, launched on 14 March, is still open. In order to participate, please visit my website at www.bldg-perf.org and have a look at the page with various building performance aspects. For the contest, I am looking for you to identify a new building performance aspect that is not yet included in my overview, or to suggest an edit that helps me to improve the current listing. The winner will get a free copy of the book, posted to wherever he/she is based. The book promotion contest runs for another three weeks, until 24 April 2019, noon (GMT). Terms and conditions of the contest are posted on the website.

I look forward to some futher submissions by the members of this list.

Best regards,
Pieter de Wilde

Prof. Dr. Ir. P.J.C.J de Wilde, CEng FIBPSA FCIBSE MASHRAE FHEA VDI
Professor of Building Performance Analysis
Associate Head of School, School of Art, Design and Architecture

University of Plymouth
Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon PL4 8AA, United Kingdom
Roland Levinsky Building Room 301A
Email: pieter.dewilde at plymouth.ac.uk

For an introduction to some of my work in the field of
Building Performance Analysis, see my research website at:
www.bldg-perf.org

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