Session 6: Projects in Heating Climates
Room 3 - Wednesday, 9 October 2019, 4:00 pm
Time | Topic | Speaker |
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4:00 pm |
The Valleyview Town Hall: Energy efficiency in the Canadian subarctic The Valleyview Town Hall sets an example of a fiscally and environmentally responsible approach to new municipal buildings in northern Canada. This case study describes the challenges overcome by the municipality and design team to meet the Passive House standard in the Canadian subarctic. |
Oscar Flechas |
4:25 pm |
Passive houses for active students - providing knowledge about eco-efficient buildings It is the aim of the OeAD-Housing Office to convey knowledge about eco-friendly building to future generations and to offer the highest possible standard of living with the lowest environmental impact. This paper highlights two OeAD-Guesthouses in Vienna and Leoben. |
Thomas Lebinger |
4:50 pm |
The impact of thermal bridges in reinforced-concrete multi-family house and high-rise projects An evaluation of the heat losses caused by typical thermal bridges in a reinforced-concrete building and their impact on the energy balance was conducted for a 5-storey and a 15-storey building. The analysed thermal bridges can be reduced though flanking insulation, punctual penetrations or thermal breaks. |
Maria Chiara Failla |
5:15 pm |
Realizing the ecological civilisation Using typical examples, this presentation shows that through the passive house concept and energy generation, the goals of an “ecological civilisation” can be successfully achieved today. Subsequent monitoring proved the workability of energy producing and ecological passive houses. |
Georg Reinberg |
5:40 pm |
Passive house school in the northern part of Denmark: 7 years’ consumption below PHPP calculated values. Gaps between calculated and measured energy demand of more than 100% have been questioning the value of calculated energy building design [Gram-Hansen,2016]. 7 years of monitoring the Passive House school show no rebound effect. Also PHPP standard weather data is still “on the safe side”. |
Søren Dietz |
5:45 pm |
Passive House goes to work: A commercial office case study The Charter Telecom building, the first Passive House office in Western Canada and first engineered mass timber building in our region, is presented as a case study in applying the Passive House standard to non-residential buildings in the context of North-Western North America. |
Graeme Verhulst |
5:50 pm |
Verified successful airtightness approaches in the US and the PNW Selection of a specific air-barrier system alone, does not guarantee the whole building air-tightness will be Passive House level. Strict quality control is still required during the course of construction. Testing prior to concealing air-barrier components, are vital to ensure successful execution. |
Alex Boetzel |
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