Event presented by Reimagine Buildings Collective
Tuesday, December 2nd from 12pm-1pm eastern (Virtual)
In this week's Reimagine Design, Michael Ingui interviews Graham Irwin, one of California's first Passive House architects and a deep thinker about design, building performance, and communicating the value of better buildings to clients—topics that he has explored on the national stage via keynote addresses at PhiusCon over the years. He also recently penned an article for Custom Builder magazine, "How Wildfire-Ready Homes Can Truly Live Well, Too", where he outlines the progression from living through wildfire, to living with wildfire, to living well.
A lively Q&A session will follow Graham's interview with Michael.
About Graham Irwin, AIA, NCARB - Principal at Essential Habitat Architecture
Graham Irwin, AIA, NCARB, is the principal of Essential Habitat Architecture, a northern California design firm dedicated to distinctive, modern, high-performance homes that meet or exceed passive building standards. A musician in a former career, Graham seeks a creative spark of inspiration in every project and to balance the practical with the poetic. Graham was the first certified Passive House designer in California (among the first trained in the US), and a founding board member of the Passive House Alliance, US (PHAUS) and Passive House California.
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