American structural engineer.
Biographical Information
| Name: | Loren Wentzel Neubauer |
|---|---|
| Born on | 23 June 1904 in Saint Paul Park, Washington County, Minnesota, USA, North America |
| Deceased on | 21 June 1991 in Davis, Yolo County, California, USA, North America |
| 1966 | American Society for Agricultural Engineer's blue-ribbon award for the design of a phytotron |
| 1974 | L. J. Markwart Wood Engineering Award, Forest Products Society. For A Realistic and Continuous Wood Column Formula. |
| 1979 | First Lady Rosalynn Carter presents Neubauwer with the President’s award for the city’s climatically adapted building code. |
| 1981 | Passive Solar Pioneer (American Solar Energy Society) |
| 1984 | Henry Giese Structures and Environment Award (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers) |
Notes & Comments
Dr. Neubauer was very active as a researcher and teacher. His primary contributions were in structural analysis and solar, but he was also very interested in more sustainable building materials.
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