Top Passive House Tweets of the Last Week - July 17, 2023

“Someone has got to lead the way. Why not have #Scotland do it?” @SarahASLewis https://t.co/Aw8deIEFru@insidehousing #Housing #UKHousing #BetterHomes #Passivhaus #ClimateAction #PassiveHouse #HealthyHomes #ThursdayThoughts

— Passivhaus Trust (@PassivhausTrust) July 13, 2023

The UK’s first Passivhaus Plus school – designed by @ArchitypeUK and built by @WillmottDixon in 2019 – has won an industry award for setting the standard for zero-carbon educational buildings.#passivhaus #passivehousehttps://t.co/eqU7WCrJF1 pic.twitter.com/TuRVqmqRhN

— Elrond Burrell (he/him) (@ElrondBurrell) July 17, 2023

NEW PODCAST: Brendan and Ludka Powell share their experience of setting up a One Planet Development.https://t.co/SAK4jFbfWA#SelfBuild #Passivhaus #PassiveHouse #Straw pic.twitter.com/VQNmbhDQMN

— House Planning Help (@Houseplanhelp) July 15, 2023

“To me, this project means that the independence we desire is achievable."

The Fly Flat project is the story of a group of students working to make a better future for their communities: https://t.co/7XrOCeruiR#phius #passivehouse #resilience #houston #affordablehousing pic.twitter.com/sT5CWd9IuB

— Phius (@PHIUS1) July 17, 2023

@phplusmag's long read features the pioneering Cannock Mill development in Colchester, UK. This certified #PassiveHouse cohousing project demonstrates the vital role shared living can play in building vibrant communities and mitigating the climate crisis.https://t.co/LZyeCuTivK pic.twitter.com/i5VYOlgALa

— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) July 17, 2023

Retrofits are a bit like belly buttons. Are you an Innie or an Outie?

What does it matter?

Read State House to Passive House 6 – Step 2 - Sketch Retrofit Concept - https://t.co/Q8vSqPZUGh.#retrofit #enerPHit #passivehouse #passivhaus #nzarchitecture pic.twitter.com/bb5QPKFDcg

— Robertson Architects (@Robertson_Archi) July 12, 2023

Skagen. Our Passive House project in Coquitlam is now complete. pic.twitter.com/wlFOkGT29M

— Scott Kennedy (@ScottMKennedy) July 14, 2023

Big bales are not always what they seem. Hidden in this package of a modern multibale press are many small and consistent high-density 36x48x85cm strawbales perfect for retrofit and new passive house walls. This makes logistics very simple. pic.twitter.com/OerLulu8wd

— Michael Burchert (@BurchertMichael) July 10, 2023