Top Passive House Tweets of the Last Week - July 10, 2023

Part 2 of our Master Class series, Built in Canada, is taking place on July 14th!

Course instructor Lorrie Rand will be sharing a progress update on construction details & lessons learned.

PHC members register for free! https://t.co/ITtcr2D3bA pic.twitter.com/czEXx6PpE8

— Passive House Canada (@PassiveHouseCan) July 7, 2023

Familiarise yourself with the PHPP's additional functions - Enrol in the #PHPPExpert course starting in September 2023!

The early bird discount is available until July 15, 2023.

Find out more about the course:https://t.co/nhAw9ayGTp pic.twitter.com/soBzWwrhgf

— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) July 10, 2023

Congratulations to the #winners of the 2023 UK #Passivhaus Awards #PHTawards2023https://t.co/xqcwWSjvvI#mondaymotivation #betterbuildings #winners #buildingperformance #passivehouse #enerphit pic.twitter.com/9ypin3e8aD

— Passivhaus Trust (@PassivhausTrust) July 10, 2023

Looking to register for a WUFI Workshop, THERM training, or another Phius course?

Find everything you need on our training page: https://t.co/MRWFgcMTff#phius #passivehouse #phiustraining #phiuscertification #phiusworkshop #passivehousetraining pic.twitter.com/Yan43Vn0b6

— Phius (@PHIUS1) July 8, 2023

New Paper! Embodied carbon savings of co-living and implications for metrics By Tove Malmqvist, Johanna Brismark

This study explored potential embodied carbon savings in co-living design, compared with contemporary apartment design. Read more: https://t.co/VokoZQJ6kE pic.twitter.com/px2nYqBD9c

— B&C Editors (@BuildingsCities) July 6, 2023

A new era of sustainable living is just around the corner at #UTSC!

The new residence is not just a building – it's a symbol of our dedication to a greener and sustainable future. 🌱 🌎 https://t.co/TtWtJFI3Pp #UofT #PassiveHouse pic.twitter.com/RT9YiO0kaV

— University of Toronto Scarborough (@UTSC) July 5, 2023

Ask this question to check the resilience of the project you are working on:

“Is the window are less than 20% of the floor area?”

Monitoring of #Passivhaus projects I’ve been involved in with over the last 10 years suggests homes will not overheat if the answer is YES pic.twitter.com/rKGjbwnrwa

— Mark Siddall (@MarkSiddallRIBA) July 5, 2023

Amin Taha: Switch to stone and timber to make construction planet-friendly - “Before considering whether your design is beautiful enough for Michael Gove, consider whether its materials make the planet better or worse.”#lowcarbonhttps://t.co/9AACWeZhZb

— Elrond Burrell (he/him) (@ElrondBurrell) July 10, 2023