Top Passive House Tweets of the Last Week - December 6
Here are the top tweets from last week!
Is there anyone out there, architect, engineer, builder, environmentalist etc who would be interested in coming in and giving a lecture to students (University of Bath) about topics such as Passivhaus, environmental strategies, construction etc? @PassivhausTrust@passivhausnews
— The Passive House Network (formerly NAPHN) (@the_phnetwork) December 6, 2021
We're seeing a return of the successful online @AECBnet CarbonLite Contractor Training in #Passivhaus next week - a 2-day expert led workshop on 7 & 9 Dec. Email [email protected] to join.
On #Passivhaus projects, who makes the judgement on how potential thermal bridges are treated? What sources are there of suitable Psi-/Chi-values? Our new "Passivhaus certification thermal bridge decision tree" answers these questions: https://t.co/JMvEumttxvpic.twitter.com/u41AeSyOYp
— Warm: Low Energy Building Practice (@peterwarm) December 2, 2021
Had a thoroughly lovely time recording this with @JNaturalBuilder, in which we discuss why we should be building passivhaus, what it is and isn’t, somehow taking in Bowie, Eno, and George Harrison along the way. https://t.co/ZbjWvkx7Mf
PHI was founded in 1996 to bring the success of the first #PassiveHouse to the public. Since then, it has pursued the purpose of improving PH and its implementation worldwide.
— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) December 2, 2021
St Sidwell’s Point, the UK’s first leisure centre built to the super energy efficient Passivhaus standard, is nearing completion and is expected to open in Spring 2022.