Top Passive House Tweets of Last Week, June 14

Thank you all for joining us at the #PH2021!! We are almost at the end of the conference. The Closing Plenary - Defining Sustainable Community For All will starts in 15 minutes.#PH2021 #NAPHN #PHforAll #Conference pic.twitter.com/5knflcYJec

— NAPHN (@naphnetwork) June 11, 2021

Want to get to grips with the #Passsivhaus software #PHPP? No problem, I've got you covered! I wrote and illustrated a whole book just for you 🤩 @riba publishing https://t.co/pxzybkUk3C

— Sarah Sandison Lewis (@SarahASLewis) June 7, 2021

A Pattern Language from Passive House is a 4-part workshop facilitated by Monte Paulsen, @RDHBuildings presenting design problems common to multi-unit buildings, followed by solutions that have worked in previous #highperformance projects.

Register: https://t.co/uFFadsVmaC pic.twitter.com/UdMkdfYMm9

— Passive House Canada (@PassiveHouseCan) June 11, 2021

RetroFirst – A campaign by The Architects' Journal https://t.co/rq7aNCnJ8E

— George Clarke (@MrGeorgeClarke) June 12, 2021

October 27-29 is The @NewBuildingsInstitiute #gettingtozero forum! If you're in NY for #phiuscon, why not stay for the forum?! Learn more at at https://t.co/8s1im3mi7V

— phius (@PHIUS1) June 13, 2021

Agar Grove is the largest Passivhaus development in the UK, designed with tenants and energy performance at its heart.

Phase 1a, which delivered 38 social rent homes, has been shortlisted in this year's @PassivhausTrust Awards for large projects. 🎉https://t.co/DKtRTG8QBR pic.twitter.com/sgRCYb5Pxc

— Hawkins\Brown (@Hawkins_Brown) June 8, 2021

“What we're doing here can be upscaled to major new #housing developments. It needs to happen if we're going to meet the Government’s revised 2035 carbon reduction target, as current #housing construction methods will not do so,”https://t.co/PR4lnPobEz#Passivhaus #FridayFeeling

— Passivhaus Trust (@PassivhausTrust) June 11, 2021

Funding boost for Exeter homes projects - hooray! More #passivhaus ⁦@ExeCityLiving⁩ https://t.co/OaJQZJAsKd

— Emma Osmundsen (@EmmaOsmun) June 10, 2021

it's really bad - and it hasn't even gotten that dry yet in the PNW.

discussed this issue today on a podcast. the PNW has long been seen as fairly climate resilient.

with extended smoke events lasting weeks, will that still be the case? https://t.co/C97JCpitz4

— michael eliason (@holz_bau) June 12, 2021

The Passive House Institute has several tools that can be downloaded from the ofiicial website. Among them can be found a ventilation tool, a summer temperature tool, a heat pump tool and much more! #passivehouse #efficiencyfirst #passivhaus

Click here:
https://t.co/vwC4L069xQ pic.twitter.com/bzlAFqhZ8m

— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) June 8, 2021