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Passive House Accelerator
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2020
Passive House Accelerator is a catalyst for zero carbon building. We are a hub for sharing innovation and thought leadership in Passive House design and construction. Learn more at passivehouseaccelerator.com/ Are you new to Passive House? Check out our Passive House Intro: passivehouseaccelerator.com/passive-house
Path Toward Zero: Material Choic in Low-Carbon Design
Path Toward Zero: Material Choice in Low-Carbon Design is a PHA LIVE session focused on the critical role that material selection plays in achieving sustainable, low-carbon architecture. Participants will gain insight into the various methodologies used to assess the carbon impact of building materials, including Whole Life Carbon Assessment (WLCA), Upfront Carbon, and traditional Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Through a deeper understanding of these frameworks, attendees will learn how consistent application of a chosen methodology is essential for realizing repeatable and positive outcomes in low-carbon design.
Led by Timothy Lock, management partner at OPAL, this session explores how material choices drive ecological and societal transformation in architecture. With extensive experience managing large-scale institutional projects and leading OPAL’s climate action approach, Timothy is committed to high-integrity, sustainable design. He serves on the Maine AIA Board of Directors, the AIA National Strategic Council, and is Co-Chair of the Maine AIA Committee on the Environment.
ABOUT PASSIVE HOUSE ACCELERATOR:
Passive House Accelerator is a catalyst for zero carbon building. We are a hub for sharing innovation and thought leadership in Passive House design and construction.
Learn more at passivehouseaccelerator.com/
Are you new to Passive House? Check out our Passive House Intro: passivehouseaccelerator.com/passive-house
Led by Timothy Lock, management partner at OPAL, this session explores how material choices drive ecological and societal transformation in architecture. With extensive experience managing large-scale institutional projects and leading OPAL’s climate action approach, Timothy is committed to high-integrity, sustainable design. He serves on the Maine AIA Board of Directors, the AIA National Strategic Council, and is Co-Chair of the Maine AIA Committee on the Environment.
ABOUT PASSIVE HOUSE ACCELERATOR:
Passive House Accelerator is a catalyst for zero carbon building. We are a hub for sharing innovation and thought leadership in Passive House design and construction.
Learn more at passivehouseaccelerator.com/
Are you new to Passive House? Check out our Passive House Intro: passivehouseaccelerator.com/passive-house
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Component Spotlight: Triple-Pane Windows: A Look Beyond U-Values
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In the last decade, triple-pane windows have taken the lead, especially in the world of high-performance construction. This rise in entirely due to the industry’s often singular focus on, or at the very least, skewed importance of u-values - this decade’s “it” term in fenestration. But as we’ve focused on third panes and u-values, have we lost sight of other important features? While most (read...
DfMA in Offsite Construction : Current Challenges and Future-Ready Solutions
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Join us for an informative event exploring the obstacles and opportunities in implementing Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA) in the construction industry. As the adoption of DfMA grows, several challenges persist-such as fragmented data formats, limited software interoperability, and the critical need for stronger collaboration among stakeholders. This session addresses these hurdles...
Project of the Month: Scaling Passive Homes with Microfactories
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Join us for an informative event focused on Scaling Passive House Low Carbon Homes with Microfactories, where we explore innovative design and prefab strategies leading to the creation of the Dorothy Road ADU Project. This two-bedroom, one-bathroom all-electric Phius-certified backyard cottage in Arlington, Massachusetts, stands as the town's first all-electric, 100% solar-powered affordable ho...
Achieving Durability and Energy Efficiency with High-Performance Building Envelope Systems
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How can you ensure your Passive House projects meet the highest standards for durability and energy efficiency? Join Partel CEO & Founder Hugh Whiriskey for an insightful session spotlighting five of Partel’s high-performance products designed to create low-energy, airtight, and weather-resistant buildings. Key products featured: EXOPERM MONO SA 250: Why is this self-adhesive monolithic weather...
LAMILUX Introduces a new Modular Skylight to America
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LAMILUX has long been a market leader in skylight innovation, pairing sophisticated engineering with the world’s most stylish skylights. For the last 12 years, 475 High Performance Building Supply has been Lamilux's partner in delivering these innovative skylight solutions to forward thinking projects in the US and Canada. Continuing this tradition of developing novel daylighting solutions, 475...
Passive Modular Case Study: Navigating Construction for Multifamily Projects
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Join us for our October Construction Tech event featuring Mike Kirby, Director of Commercial Operations and Engineering at Signature Building Systems of PA. This session spotlights the Phius-certified LaMora Senior Living project in Yonkers, New York. Mike explores the intricacies of managing multifamily construction projects, focusing on key aspects such as design coordination, energy modeling...
Landing your First Decarb Project
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Join us for our October Next Up event featuring Heather McKinstry and Shefali Sanghvi from Dattner Architects. They share effective strategies for persuading affordable housing clients to embrace Passive House principles and demonstrate how these practices enhance overall decarbonization efforts. In this session, you learn to: Communicate the benefits of Passive House to clients and stakeholder...
101 Series: A Guide to Passive Prefab
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Join us for a 101 session on Passive Prefab construction, featuring presenters Ilka Cassidy (Holzraum System and Source 2050), Shannon Pendleton (Sanderson Sustainable Design and Source 2050), and Shaun St-Amour (Clay Construction). They explore the potential of integrating prefabricated building systems into Passive House projects. ABOUT PASSIVE HOUSE ACCELERATOR: Passive House Accelerator is ...
Cross Cabin: Designing a Zero-Carbon Future | Project of the Month
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Join us for our October Project of the Month featuring Greg Esparza, co-founder of Austin-based Moontower, as he shares the journey of designing and building the groundbreaking Cross Cabin project. Cross Cabin serves as a pioneering example of how prioritizing climate considerations transforms home design. Constructed entirely from plant-based materials like cross-laminated timber and thermally...
101 Series: 10 Steps to Building your First Passive House
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Our October edition of Passive House Accelerator 101 features a deep dive into the essentials of Passive House design with a focus on practical application. Michael Ingui of Ingui Architecture guides you through "10 Steps to Designing Your First Passive House: Tips and Tricks From an Architect," providing invaluable insights into crafting high-performance, energy-efficient buildings. This sessi...
Component Spotlight: Intelligent Weather Barriers for Passive Projects
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Join CPHC Adam White, CEO and Founder of Intelligent Membranes (www.intelligentmembranes.com/) as he demonstrates how the Passive Purple External intelligent weather membrane system brings airtightness and durability to Passive House projects of all shapes and sizes. Spray or roller applied, Passive Purple External makes a super tough watertight vapor control membrane for weatherproofing and UV...
Improving our Passive House Modeling Tools
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The Passive House framework and Passive House models have the potential to help buildings achieve their climate goals across the construction sector. For this potential to be realized at a meaningful scale, Passive House professionals need to improve our project delivery practices as well as our modeling tools. Ed May (Partner in the consulting firm bldgtyp, an architecture and consulting firm ...
Maximize the Value of your Passive House Models
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Passive House models provide tremendous insight to design teams and help drive better building performance. However, these models come at a cost in both time and money for teams to create. Ed May, Partner in the consulting firm bldgtyp, an architecture and consulting firm based in Brooklyn, NY, joins the Accelerator to dive into the question of Passive House models and discuss how teams can get...
Season Kickoff!
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We take a moment to celebrate the power of community-driven innovation, share the cool programming we have in store for you this fall, tease an exciting new platform we're launching on October 1, and get your ideas for what we should cover across our channels at the Accelerator. ABOUT PASSIVE HOUSE ACCELERATOR: Passive House Accelerator is a catalyst for zero carbon building. We are a hub for s...
Project of the Month: Turning and Old Bank into Affordable PH Housing
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Project of the Month: Turning and Old Bank into Affordable PH Housing
Technical Details of Carriage House Retrofit
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Technical Details of Carriage House Retrofit
Closing the Circle: Equity, Resiliency, & Future Horizons | Shefali Sanghvi | RB24 Hour 24
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Closing the Circle: Equity, Resiliency, & Future Horizons | Shefali Sanghvi | RB24 Hour 24
The Rise | Carmel Pratt | RB24 Hour 2
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The Rise | Carmel Pratt | RB24 Hour 2
Passive House for Affordable Housing: Modular Project Delivery | Grayson Jordan | RB24 Hour 2
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Passive House for Affordable Housing: Modular Project Delivery | Grayson Jordan | RB24 Hour 2
Passive House at 439 W 36th St & 49-501 9th Ave | Jeremy Zuidema | RB24 Hour 2
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Passive House at 439 W 36th St & 49-501 9th Ave | Jeremy Zuidema | RB24 Hour 2
Carmen Villegas Apartments | Sara Bayer | RB24 Hour 2
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Carmen Villegas Apartments | Sara Bayer | RB24 Hour 2
Affordable Housing Panel | RB24 Hour 21
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Affordable Housing Panel | RB24 Hour 21
Passive House Developer Panel | RB24 Hour 3
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Passive House Developer Panel | RB24 Hour 3
1818 15th Ave Passive House in Upstate NY | Michelle Tinner | RB24 Hour 6
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1818 15th Ave Passive House in Upstate NY | Michelle Tinner | RB24 Hour 6
Passive House Policy Panel | RB24 Hour 6
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Passive House Policy Panel | RB24 Hour 6
Energy Recovery Ventilation Should be Code | Sara Bayer | RB24 Hour 4
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Energy Recovery Ventilation Should be Code | Sara Bayer | RB24 Hour 4
The Transformative Power of Failure | Lois Arena | RB24 Hour 1
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The Transformative Power of Failure | Lois Arena | RB24 Hour 1
Getting the WELLness into the Passive House
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Getting the WELLness into the Passive House
101: Can We Eliminate Heating and A/C
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101: Can We Eliminate Heating and A/C
Sorta funny the one guy asking about where -18 is a reasonable temperature to test at. Its hitting that at night in Calgary already.
Proves that it's always important to design and built for your specific client. What might be the "right choice" for one area, could be the "worst choice" for another.
Thank you Passive House Accelerator and your amazing audience for the opportunity to chat about triple pane windows!
Thanks for the all the great points about airtightness and moisture control. So important!
We love Ed
What is fire rating?
Good point! We have issues with cladding wrapped around homes/apartments here in the UK. Proven fire risk. Grenfell towers 72 people died.
Are these homes safe for earthquake areas?
Nearly $300,000 is NOT an affordable. The cost savings of manufacturing MUST be passed on to consumers not profits.
Is there a lifetime estimate for the helical piles? Will they rust or deteriorate over time? How do they handle lateral loads? I may of missed it, but what are the dimensions of the house? Did you have to hire special trucks? Is the crane used a significant cost?
CPHB Tim
Preserved? Why would you want to use perversed wood. Sounds naughty.
I"m lazy can I skip the 2" of gravel on the ground and just put a little sand down to level it out and then a vapor barrier, then foam then wood? the vapor barrier would stop any capilary action. Charlotte, NC
I would love to learn more about roof panels.
Does the interior wood hold onto odors from cooking?
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i appreciate a lot of the perspectives & ideas offered by respondents in the 10 steps section, esp on communicating aspects avg people will find meaningful, and building up a sense of pride with collaborators/contractors. even the bonus steps & tips were helpful reminders to look at the entire project (more than just structure). while i've got zero first-hand experience (other than water jugs my dad stacked in the house, and the pvc hoop-greenhouse he made outside the south wall), or formal edu on the concepts of passive building or even architecture, i've spent years learning, and i'm close to building (self GC & much of the labor) the 1st of my designs. it's exciting, and daunting. guess the reason for hesitancy to get involved with the PH community or Collective mentioned here, comes from the dismissive & condescending attitudes experienced when i reached out on a PH FB page for assistance/clarity. even seemed like some allusion to this at multiple points in the presentation here. the other thing, somewhat related, is a perceived hostility to breaking the "rules" of PH Cert (say, not using triple glazed windows) and not being very open to work-arounds that effectively solve the same equation with arguably better results. least the PH community is smart (or at least knowledgeable?), unlike other hobbies and interests that have i've involved myself in communities for (don't ever LS swap a car, and the custom PC building community is a masterclass of Dunning-Kruger). vintage sportbike folks are great, to balance my negativity here. anyway, thx again for sharing this so GED enthusiast plebs like myself can glean some insights!
@16:20 why is that? how would it be colder if it's a longer run?
Brilliant video. 63yr old builder in planning stage for two homes in Barossa Valley . Thanks
Does the glare from floor to ceiling glass cause user headaches? What happened to Frank Lloyd Wright's concept of window from chest to ceiling for better task daylighting?
OR,try this - a log house using kiln dried laminated 2x stock , in a interlocking butt and pass corners with rubber seals running the length ant top of the 'logs' . then apply your wood fiber high density insulation panels on the outside sealing all joints . over the panels install furring strips every 50 cm or so and install a siding of choice . the logs on my house are 14 cm thick and the insulation is about the same . the cavity between the FS acts as a vent to remove any moisture buildup . The entire process is super fast saving on labor and offsetting g the additional cost of the timber .the results are spectacular from a heat savings and comfort level .
There are several technical details in this presentation that can be used to benefit our current and more conventional HVAC systems. The analysis on how the Coanda Effect can help better distribute air within the room could be very useful. Appears to be some things that need solved before we might see a sustainable market for this technology. Interesting none the less. Thanks for sharing.
The particulates come from the smoke and evaporation of what you are cooking, the oils and greases. The same particulates would be created when you cook with electric stoves. Use a properly installed exhaust fan, even with electric stoves and cooktops, and all of these issues goes away.
Clearly, it's your ignorance of passive solar that is bad. In Australia there are buildings in some locations that are not passive house, but can be comfortable for most of the day and much of the year with the windows open! Looh up NATHERS 10 star rating.
No comments...wow. Keep up the great work AJ
The Reimagine Buildings video on this project is also really inspiring: th-cam.com/video/JmJ6BvQkk-0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4ISlqPSkA0Ep4UPh
when 7KW version?
This is really great! From someone who skims along on the brink and occasionally goes over. There is so much liberation in opening up to others about failure. <3 Thanks, Lois & PHA!
I'd recommend this lady visit a properly designed passive solar house... seems like that school just wasn't designed properly, there shouldn't be any sunlight hitting the glazing during the summer if it's designed properly... using a poorly designed installation as the example and then extrapolating that to "Passive solar must die" is pretty extreme and i think does more harm than good.
Can anyone suggest a practical solution for dehumidification/cooling of ventilation air for single family homes? Most dehumidifiers require much more than the typical 100cfm
Helpful. Thank you!
Yes you can, spent a year in an office block just like that - no heating and no cooling.
Blower door testing and air sealing are under appreciated tools for building and remodeling construction.
Save energy = Save money
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14:30 Can someone explain the positives of the refrigerant change? I've heard less effective warming potential, but is that not offset by the additional costs/risks?
Exactly. If it has the potential to cause fires, that’s a huge risk to occupants and offsets its GWP.
Hello. Contact info for the Gradient folks?
not so sure about cross laminated timber but the idea of cork has been bubbling in my head for over a year since I first saw it.
seems to me that the house needs to breath... Evr /hrv do a great job. just enough so the occupants thrive. On the other side of this ventalation is air sealing to keep the house from breathing where you dont want it to. So once you get the envelope sealed up to the size of a 2 x 2 post it note and then add insulation my real question becomes how much thermal mass should a house need to keep the temperature moderated. I live in temp zone 4 midway up the state of Tennessee. Seems like one is either in Reisenger land or up in Canada in the oh to cold freeze your nose off area that people are building and discussions. So one can look at the good enough buildings, net zero / ready homes double stud, or spend enough on closed cell foam to send a kid to college or buy that insulator his new bass boat. Eventually there does become deminishing returns. What I really want to hear is What one can reasonably expect to break even roi on a building that is not in austin or onterio but in a place where I actually have 4 seasons and humidity that one needs to have a decent size dehumidifier installed for those 4 weeks a month that make life interesting to go outside and those 5 days a year when there is snow on the ground
If using the batt insulation in walls, do you still need a vapor barrier with this?
Vapor permeable
Heating season do not last only during the winter but about 6-7 month a year and in the summer you need AC the most for two months. Nothing wrong with building a comfortable house but it is not what passive house about
Love this! Brilliant effort, keep up the good work!
The birth rate is low. The death rate is high. How can we need millions more houses? Are these houses for the border hopping invaders or are these statistics coming from the same bureaucrats that calculate the rate of inflation?
Did you hear the part where he said migration was to Washington? Many people want to leave in Washington. I hope we don’t have ignorant folks like you living here.
US actuaries expect steady population growth for decades to come, even with the recent dip in births. Also, most people are living significantly longer and that trend will continue. Not sure what you mean by "death rate is high" life expectancy dropped during the opiate addiction crisis and the pandemic, but it's trending up overall.
Also, you're not counting all those lunatics that are having huge numbers of children. Theyr'e all gonna have to live somewhere
"We need buildings which are not only beautiful, but also nice to be inside". Very well said. Unfortunately, most of the architects I've dealt with, are only concerned about the external looks, or in the best case, internal looks too. Obviously, "feel good" part for architects is too intangible substance, hard to sell to customers, hard to show it in shiny architectural magazines... I wonder if those architects know that modern human being spends 90% time indoors.
This says the gradient heat pump is $3,800. Is that the expected price of the all-weather heat pump? The regular version seems to be priced at $5,000
TH-cam Loma Linda University SDA Church 4/26/24
Thorsten Chlupp's work on building integrated thermal storage is really worth looking into. Storage is the key problem with transitioning to cheap non fossil generation. I would not be surprised if we start including ~1m3/100m2 of storage in the near future.
Beautiful video, very explanatory. Regarding heat pumps, what I see done here in Italy (so different thermal zone), in the boiler pass is simply to calculate the demand and spread it over time. I don't know about the UK, but even in cold areas here they generally don't run all day, but for example a certain number of hours a day, divided between morning and evening, at temperatures as said before others. You run them for longer at much lower temperatures, e.g. 65/70 to 45/55 for several hours or even in some cases at just under 40 for the whole day. I am talking about solutions with radiators and not radiant solutions. But from many feedbacks it seems to work very well. NdR the climate zone and usage patterns are different I know. Anyway congratulations video absolutely remarkable and great in the part of the description of thermal discomfort due to excessive glazing.
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