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Top Passive House Tweets Last Week

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– February 09, 2021

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Here’s a roundup of last week’s top Passive House tweets!

Mikhail Riches’ Goldsmith Street Passivhaus scheme in Norwich, which won the 2019 Stirling Prize, is one of the first projects nominated for the EU Mies Awards.

Riches spoke with The Guardian about his Goldsmith Street project.

Juraj Mickurcik’s talk on Passive House from Loven’s Sustainability Conference is now available online.

Energy Performance Certificates do not always present an accurate depiction of real-world performance. Passivhaus Trust’s analysis of the data reveals why that is.

Architype and SimScale recently partnered to assess how Passive House design can affect heating and ventilation strategies for classrooms in the winter.

Passive House Plus Magazine looked at some of the additional benefits of building schools to Passive House standards by focusing on the Harris Academy Sutton.

“Forecasting underheating in dwellings to detect excess winter mortality risks using time series models,” a new paper by Rob McLeod and colleagues, is now available.

Green Building Store released in-depth case study of the recent Oxford EnerPHit Plus project on their site.

Morrison Builds handed over first public sector Passivhaus scheme in Scotland.

Ten new Passivhaus Council houses have been completed in Wonford.

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