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Francisco Arumí-Noe (1940-2005) was a faculty member in the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin from 1970-2005. In addition to an academic career spanning over three decades at the School of Architecture, he developed the Dynamic Energy Response of Buildings (DEROB) system, computer programs to simulate the passive solar heating and cooling of buildings, as well as other software programs to facilitate the integration of 3D solid graphics modeling with the energy analysis of buildings. The collection document Arumí-Noe’s activities as a faculty member, his professional work, and his involvement in the creation of computer simulation programs such as DEROB, MUSES, and DYNAWALB (alternately written as DYNWALB in the collection).
