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The First Passive House
We have been often asked - where was the first Passive House. This article from iPHA not only the answers the question, but also interviews Dr. Wolfgang Feist.
By Michael Ingui – 05/21/2019
UNTANGLING THE CLIMATE MOBILIZATION ACT
The Passive House building standard is the surest path to compliance with NYC's building emission caps for 2030 and beyond.
By Asok Thirunavukarasu – 05/15/2019
Passive House Buildings Magazine Spring Issue
The Spring issue of Passive House Buildings covers exemplary projects, news, useful products, and building science.
By Mary James – 04/17/2019
Establishing Moisture Control in Multifamily Buildings
Establishing Moisture Control in Multifamily Buildings
By Steven Winter Associates – 04/12/2019
How To Make that Old Leaky Masonry Row House Airtight
475 takes a focused look at achieving Passive House levels of airtightness when undertaking historic masonry rowhouse retrofits.
By 475 High Performance Building Supply – 04/11/2019
A 10-Year Look-Ahead for Passive House in the NW
The next 10 years will likely be the most important in most of our careers. While it is a time of climate peril, it's also a time of unprecedented opportunity.
By Zachary Semke – 04/10/2019
High Performance Double Wall Construction
Read about how you integrate double wall construction with a continuous air barrier and still achieve moisture control and Passive House airtightness
By Matthew Bowers – 04/09/2019
Passive Without Compromise: Passive House Design Improving Architectural Practice
Passive House has the potential to improve the services and results of an architectural practice while allowing the nature of the business to remain the same.
By Jordan Dentz – 04/09/2019
How to Implement an Efficient Lighting Strategy in a Multifamily Passive House
How to Implement an Efficient Lighting Strategy in a Multifamily Passive House
By Steven Winter Associates – 04/05/2019
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