Take a virtual tour of 475 High Performance Building Supply’s new headquarters in Brooklyn, a groundbreaking project made possible with funding from Empire State Development. Set to open in early 2025, this building marks a significant milestone in 475’s mission to transform the North American construction industry. Designed as a model for high-performance building practices, it incorporates Passive House principles, mass timber construction, and foam-free, low-carbon materials to achieve dual Passive House certification through both the Passive House Institute and Phius. The building retrofit showcases nearly every component and material supplied by 475, embodying their commitment to sustainable and energy-efficient construction. Join 475 CEO Floris Keverling Buisman as he leads a virtual tour, highlighting how the 5 pillars of Passive House were achieved using 475 solutions, including the Pro Clima airtightness system, Brink heat recovery ventilation, and Lamilux flat roof skylights. Discover how 475 practiced what they preach and learn what it means to "build like the future depends on it." This session offers an inspiring look at the innovative strategies and materials that made this project a benchmark for sustainable building. Watch the video here.
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