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Corey Murphy

Adjunct Faculty


Corey Murphy

Adjunct Faculty


Education

BA- SUNY Potsdam- Double Major History and Secondary Education MA- CUNY City College- TESOL MS- CUNY City College- Sustainability in the Urban Environment (Architecture, Engineering, and Environmental Science)

Bio

Corey Murphy teaches Understanding Sustainability within the Graduate Architecture program in the Golisano Institute for Sustainability. He graduated from the City College of New York with a MS in their department of Sustainability within the Urban Environment, and received the Jiji Latif Award for Sustainability. Having spent much of his youth between the New York City area and the Adirondack Mountain region of New York, he became increasingly interested in the integration of ecological design for the purpose of improved urban design and ecosystem benefits. His current research involves the development and implementation of Agroecological Engineering and Permacultural models as a means of mitigating climate change, and remediating degraded ecosystems. His interests also include high performance building design and Passive House design across all scales. His students describe his pedagogical approach as interactive and passionate.

Currently Teaching

ARCH-562
3 Credits
Students will study the interaction between industrial, environmental/ecological and social systems in the built environment by introduction of life cycle and systems thinking and the multiple disciplines comprising sustainability in the built environment. Methods of measuring sustainability will also be studied, including life cycle analysis.
ARCH-662
3 Credits
Students will study the interaction between industrial, environmental/ecological and social systems in the built environment by introduction of life cycle and systems thinking and the multiple disciplines comprising sustainability in the built environment. Methods of measuring sustainability will also be studied, including life cycle analysis.
ARCH-689
3 Credits
This course introduces students to fundamental of the Passive House design philosophy as it relates to concepts affecting the energy performance of a building, including thermodynamics, building science, construction, and design. This course utilizes historic and modern passive design principles as a primary framework for these concepts. The course culminates in a final project where students design and model a residential building to meet Passive House Certification.