Learning Objectives

1. Participants will learn varied methods and concepts of how to apply the Passive House design standard to large, multi-story buildings, including material selection.

2. Participants will learn the difference between prescriptive and performance-based design standards, and specifically how the Passive House performance-based standard allows the design team flexibility during the architectural process to respond to various program requirements, client expectations, and construction budgets.

3. The challenges and lessons learned from The House at Cornell Tech will be reviewed and participants will learn how these were applied to the design and construction for Sendero Verde, Winthrop Center, and University of Toronto Scarborough. The lessons will focus on the exterior envelope design, interior air quality and occupant comfort, HVAC systems, and how total energy demand is lowered in large buildings (>200,000 SF).

4. Attendees will learn about the challenges presented by designing extremely energy-efficient buildings and how they can be effectively addressed with readily available products and technologies, including innovative stone wool solutions that can be applied to solve these design challenges.

Comments

Good information.

Paul

generally very good

Philip

Nice case studies!

Keltie

good graphics, thank you.

Rene

good

Yingying

Great info.

Faisal

Great information and case studies

Joseph

Good and informative

John

Good and informative

John

Very encouraging seeing the innovations going on with passive house and the improvements that are ahead.

Hugh

Good seminar

Ryan

Great information

Abundancio

Informative course

Lloyd

Very interesting projects and applications

Bonnie

Amazing presentation and awesome passive House design detailing

Trupti

Well presented material. It’s always helpful to see real-world examples.

JoAnn

Great professional presentation on PH technologies

Yvona

Good

Shyamal

Good presentation on Passive House application to high rise buildings.

James

well done presentation

Elaine

Great system

Julio

Nice Presentation

Alex

great info

Abbie

That was great. Thank you

Joseph

Great lecture ! Very informative

Sarah

Good summary of why exterior energy retrofit should be considered when updating an existing facade.

David

good course

Hanna

Very Interesting subject and good description of solutions.

William

Good to see a movement in energy efficiency.

Todd

Great

Ramona Venera

great session. thanks!

Amy

Very informative. thanks.

DAVOUD

Very interesting

Claudia

Good

Tim

Excellent seminar, well presented, detailed and clear.

Ricardo

great job very informative. thank you

Paul

That was good

Peter

Very helpful content.

Layla

Good course.

Otto

This is really helpful to understand the passive building strategies. Also, I would like to know how different climate zone or local material or local tech can affect the budget and performance

Meng

Good

George

Thank you!

Mohsen

Decent presentation. They should have gone into a little more detail about their solutions rather than just present their data & projects.

ISAAC

Great

Stephen

Manish

Great

Amir

ok

Brian

Good presentation

Jason

Great Details!

bojana

Good information. Thank you

Oliver

Great session. Interesting projects.

Peter

excellent details provided

BRANKO

very informative course

Radek

Very informative presentation.

Shenshu

Great presentation

Liquan

Good course.

Sara

Really appreciated the technical discussion of passive house wall assemblies and enjoyed that several projects were compared.

Heather

interesting review

Nick

Very educational and interesting.

Matthew

great course

Brandon

disagree with your global-warming premise

STEPHEN

A lot of content very quickly but overall GREAT.

Laurie

Thanks

Derreck

Good presentation

Jayson

nice presentation

john

Great presentation. My only comment is that the sound quality in the video wasn't great and made it a little harder to understand.

Yael

Good info

Lan

Great information very well presented.

Doug

Technically very impressive to hear about the innovations that are taking place in order to achieve Passive House standards. Very knowledgeable lecturers!

Janet

Good to know!

Gabriel

Passive house is one of the most relevant topics to be aware of these days. Thank you very much.

Guillermo

Good seminar! Very informative as regards retrofitting multi-floor (especially residential) buildings - a happy alternative to demolition and reconstruction.

Daniel

Excellent presentation of possibilities of techniques used in Passive House Design Solutions.

Stupar

Great presentation.

Kareem

very informative

David

Great!

James

Thank you for an interesting presentation!

Tom

Great case studies and relevant content!

Devin

very good information.

Bahram

Very informative.

Elena

good

Ryan

great

Brian

Great presentation

Saul

great

Akhilesh

GOOD

Sahar

Really enjoyed this course...good presenters

Rohit

Building energy efficiency is crucial in construction. Learning resources in English provide essential knowledge and skills for sustainable building practices. Thank you.

Amir

found it to be incredibly informative and inspiring

Abdolrahman

rather disjointed presentation

Pakarnyk

Good information and detail.

Antonio

good information

Haewon

Good

Mohamed

Glad we’re integrating PH principles to large scale buildings. About time!

Alexandre

Great

Monish

Making Passive House Standard: 4+ Case Studies Showcasing the Adaptability of Passive House Design

FREE

Buildings are responsible for a significant chunk of our world’s carbon emissions and their rate of impact is particularly high in dense, urban environments. In response, New York (among other cities) is seeing an uptick in low-energy, high-performance building standards, including Passive House, for their large multi-family and mixed-use buildings. While Passive House design can certainly be a powerful tool in reducing carbon emissions, buildings constructed to meet this standard have also proven to provide tenants with healthier living environments that are also more affordable to operate and maintain. From the initial successes of large-scale Passive House projects in NYC, are we able to scale up Passive House construction to other urban areas and beyond? Do technologies exist that will allow us to seamlessly, and affordably, transition to a low-carbon future for our built environment? Can we make Passive House standard? In this session, we will hear from a leading design firm on how they successfully implemented Passive House strategies on a number of their large-scale urban buildings. We will explore the technologies they adopted and take a close look at the products that have helped them to transition to making Passive House principles standard in their practice.

Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA + 1 Climate Action (OAA)

Length: 1h


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Making Passive House Standard: 4+ Case Studies Showcasing the Adaptability of Passive House Design

FREE

Buildings are responsible for a significant chunk of our world’s carbon emissions and their rate of impact is particularly high in dense, urban environments. In response, New York (among other cities) is seeing an uptick in low-energy, high-performance building standards, including Passive House, for their large multi-family and mixed-use buildings. While Passive House design can certainly be a powerful tool in reducing carbon emissions, buildings constructed to meet this standard have also proven to provide tenants with healthier living environments that are also more affordable to operate and maintain. From the initial successes of large-scale Passive House projects in NYC, are we able to scale up Passive House construction to other urban areas and beyond? Do technologies exist that will allow us to seamlessly, and affordably, transition to a low-carbon future for our built environment? Can we make Passive House standard? In this session, we will hear from a leading design firm on how they successfully implemented Passive House strategies on a number of their large-scale urban buildings. We will explore the technologies they adopted and take a close look at the products that have helped them to transition to making Passive House principles standard in their practice.

Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA + 1 Climate Action (OAA)

Length: 1h


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Learning Objectives

1. Participants will learn varied methods and concepts of how to apply the Passive House design standard to large, multi-story buildings, including material selection.

2. Participants will learn the difference between prescriptive and performance-based design standards, and specifically how the Passive House performance-based standard allows the design team flexibility during the architectural process to respond to various program requirements, client expectations, and construction budgets.

3. The challenges and lessons learned from The House at Cornell Tech will be reviewed and participants will learn how these were applied to the design and construction for Sendero Verde, Winthrop Center, and University of Toronto Scarborough. The lessons will focus on the exterior envelope design, interior air quality and occupant comfort, HVAC systems, and how total energy demand is lowered in large buildings (>200,000 SF).

4. Attendees will learn about the challenges presented by designing extremely energy-efficient buildings and how they can be effectively addressed with readily available products and technologies, including innovative stone wool solutions that can be applied to solve these design challenges.

Comments

Good information.

Paul

generally very good

Philip

Nice case studies!

Keltie

good graphics, thank you.

Rene

good

Yingying

Great info.

Faisal

Great information and case studies

Joseph

Good and informative

John

Good and informative

John

Very encouraging seeing the innovations going on with passive house and the improvements that are ahead.

Hugh

Good seminar

Ryan

Great information

Abundancio

Informative course

Lloyd

Very interesting projects and applications

Bonnie

Amazing presentation and awesome passive House design detailing

Trupti

Well presented material. It’s always helpful to see real-world examples.

JoAnn

Great professional presentation on PH technologies

Yvona

Good

Shyamal

Good presentation on Passive House application to high rise buildings.

James

well done presentation

Elaine

Great system

Julio

Nice Presentation

Alex

great info

Abbie

That was great. Thank you

Joseph

Great lecture ! Very informative

Sarah

Good summary of why exterior energy retrofit should be considered when updating an existing facade.

David

good course

Hanna

Very Interesting subject and good description of solutions.

William

Good to see a movement in energy efficiency.

Todd

Great

Ramona Venera

great session. thanks!

Amy

Very informative. thanks.

DAVOUD

Very interesting

Claudia

Good

Tim

Excellent seminar, well presented, detailed and clear.

Ricardo

great job very informative. thank you

Paul

That was good

Peter

Very helpful content.

Layla

Good course.

Otto

This is really helpful to understand the passive building strategies. Also, I would like to know how different climate zone or local material or local tech can affect the budget and performance

Meng

Good

George

Thank you!

Mohsen

Decent presentation. They should have gone into a little more detail about their solutions rather than just present their data & projects.

ISAAC

Great

Stephen

Manish

Great

Amir

ok

Brian

Good presentation

Jason

Great Details!

bojana

Good information. Thank you

Oliver

Great session. Interesting projects.

Peter

excellent details provided

BRANKO

very informative course

Radek

Very informative presentation.

Shenshu

Great presentation

Liquan

Good course.

Sara

Really appreciated the technical discussion of passive house wall assemblies and enjoyed that several projects were compared.

Heather

interesting review

Nick

Very educational and interesting.

Matthew

great course

Brandon

disagree with your global-warming premise

STEPHEN

A lot of content very quickly but overall GREAT.

Laurie

Thanks

Derreck

Good presentation

Jayson

nice presentation

john

Great presentation. My only comment is that the sound quality in the video wasn't great and made it a little harder to understand.

Yael

Good info

Lan

Great information very well presented.

Doug

Technically very impressive to hear about the innovations that are taking place in order to achieve Passive House standards. Very knowledgeable lecturers!

Janet

Good to know!

Gabriel

Passive house is one of the most relevant topics to be aware of these days. Thank you very much.

Guillermo

Good seminar! Very informative as regards retrofitting multi-floor (especially residential) buildings - a happy alternative to demolition and reconstruction.

Daniel

Excellent presentation of possibilities of techniques used in Passive House Design Solutions.

Stupar

Great presentation.

Kareem

very informative

David

Great!

James

Thank you for an interesting presentation!

Tom

Great case studies and relevant content!

Devin

very good information.

Bahram

Very informative.

Elena

good

Ryan

great

Brian

Great presentation

Saul

great

Akhilesh

GOOD

Sahar

Really enjoyed this course...good presenters

Rohit

Building energy efficiency is crucial in construction. Learning resources in English provide essential knowledge and skills for sustainable building practices. Thank you.

Amir

found it to be incredibly informative and inspiring

Abdolrahman

rather disjointed presentation

Pakarnyk

Good information and detail.

Antonio

good information

Haewon

Good

Mohamed

Glad we’re integrating PH principles to large scale buildings. About time!

Alexandre

Great

Monish