Mr. Lull is a graduate of the Building Technology program at MIT, a principal and senior conservation environment consultant at Garrison/Lull Inc., and Adjunct Associate Professor of Building Technology at New York University. He has formerly worked as a designer and project manager for architects, engineers and government agencies; in 1981 he led the energy systems design of the Solar Energy Research Institute (now NREL). An invited lecturer for many university, professional and state-sponsored training programs, he has made presentations at AIC, IES, ASHRAE and AIA, and has consulted to the Department of Energy. Active in on several ASHRAE technical and research management committees, he has written several articles and papers on conservation environment issues in building construction, and regularly contributes to the ASHRAE Handbook. He is certified by ASHRAE as a Building Energy Analysis Professional (BEAP). In the past 30 years Mr. Lull has helped create or improve the conservation environments in over 200 collections-holding institutions.

Sponsored by the Texas Association of Museums, Mr. Lull will be giving the "Saving Energy in HVAC for Conservation Environments Workshop" on Monday June 4, 9a-4p:
http://www.texasmuseums.org/hvac-workshop-june-4-2018.html