Top Passive House Tweets of the Last Week - November 29

Looking forward to some exciting sessions exploring retrofit and scaling up Passivhaus at the UK Passivhaus Conference. @_WendyBishop and Jono will be sharing their expertise, joined with a host of frequent collaborators and innovators.https://t.co/swG7AIhIij

— Architype (@ArchitypeUK) November 24, 2021

Passive House Institute's Edward Lowes will discuss "Developing a UK supply chain" at 15:45 GMT during the "#Passivhaus Futures: Scaling up challenges" session at iPHA Affiliate @PassivhausTrust's #UKPHC21 tomorrow. Find out more and get your tickets here https://t.co/RP0X2UQcMJ pic.twitter.com/ao00U0by6v

— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) December 1, 2021

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— NY for Clean Power (@NYforCleanPower) December 1, 2021

Very pleased that @MaeArchitects was one of the winners in the housing category at @nlalondon awards just now for @CamdenCouncil’s Agar Grove regeneration scheme, the largest Passivhaus development in the country. @SadiqKhan @sabrodrigues61 and I visited a few weeks ago. https://t.co/sifYjfJw81

— Tom Copley (@tomcopley) November 26, 2021

Thrilled that Ostro #passivhaus has been longlisted for an @asbp_uk 2022 award! A great selection of sustainable and ecologically responsible projects, products and initiatives have been chosen. #ClimateCrisis #Architecture #lowcarbon #Kippen #Sustainability #Architecturedesign pic.twitter.com/YBQFUnwCg1

— Paper Igloo Architecture (@paperigloovoice) November 29, 2021

Scotland's Climate Assembly recommended that within 5 years all new housing is built to Passivhaus standard . https://t.co/TdcdBYiii0 #ClimateAction

Did you know that it would take 17.35 cats to heat a Passivhaus with only their body heat! https://t.co/3Nj75DLksO pic.twitter.com/J7YpzEQIZS

— Scotland's Climate Assembly (@ScotClimateCA) November 30, 2021

New @CIBSE research shows embodied carbon in heating & hot-water systems accounts for up to 25% of dwelling’s whole-life embodied carbon - assuming Passivhaus fabric performance. BAU fabric increases embodied carbon by 75%#efficiencyfirst #embodiedcarbonhttps://t.co/jf7gEgomUF

— Elrond Burrell (he/him) (@ElrondBurrell) November 26, 2021

The @RIBA 2030 Challenge sets an In-Use EUI target of 35 kWh/m2.yr for domestic buildings.

Here's how two recent projects perform in practice.
(Results from Larch Corner #Passivhaus and Shepherds Barn #EnerPHit)

Watch the videos about the projects here:https://t.co/jiiBkHFBi3 pic.twitter.com/ws2Gh080RG

— Mark Siddall (@MarkSiddallRIBA) November 25, 2021

Congratulations to the Zanetti Residence team! Your single fmaily, new construction project in Williams Township, PA is now #phius 2018 Pre-Certified! pic.twitter.com/WHIBbgfBYX

— Phius (@PHIUS1) November 30, 2021

Our proposals for 96 affordable apartments on Salford's Chapel Street have been approved. The scheme has been designed to meet Passivhaus standards and will be the fifth residential development we have delivered in the Salford Central area https://t.co/9YHlCgej6c pic.twitter.com/sXkZgiPLZa

— Buttress Architects (@buttressarch) November 24, 2021