Session 13: Non-residential Passive House projects
Wednesday, 7 October 2020, 5:00 pm
Time (CEST) | Topic | Speaker |
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5:00 pm | Welcome | Dragomir Tzanev | Chair |
5:05 pm |
Medical Center in Spain: Design, construction and operation, first results of monitoring Local Medical Centre in Northern Spain. Usable area 1330 sqm. Open 24/365.
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Sara Velázquez Arizmendi | VArquitectos
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5:20 pm |
Clayton Heights Community Centre Clayton Community Centre is a 76,000 ft2 community centre in Surrey, BC, Canada. It features innovative use of passive features to achieve very low thermal heating and cooling demands, through optimised orientation of the building and its functional spaces and automated natural ventilation. |
Stuart Hood | Integral Group |
5:35 pm |
Erne Campus: Inspiring the future of education South West College is delighted to present the development of our new Passive House Premium college campus. The building is currently in the construction stage and has progressed significantly to completion stages however opening has been postponed due to the Covid 19 outbreak to 2021.
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Barry Mc Carron | South West College |
5:50 pm | Question and Answer | |
6:10 pm |
Reducing the Goods: Insight into North America's first Passive House production facility The Living Libations Headquarters is North America’s first Passive House production facility. The extreme climate and client requirements challenged the design and construction teams to deliver the goods. The building performance and occupant experience have lived up to expectations. |
Andrew Peel | Peel Passive House Consulting |
6:25 pm |
ARTIC 42 - the first Passive House hospital facility (dialysis clinic) in France This dialysis clinic is the first Passive House hospital facility in France. The clinic serves 150 patients, who go through the 4 hours dialysis procedure twice or three times per week. The challenges of the project: high internal heat loads, various medical installations, dialysis rooms constructed above a “crawl space”. |
Julien Rivat | 'Atelier RIVAT' architectural agency |
6:40 pm |
Applying Passivhaus experience to low cost archive buildings: First year results The new archive for the Imperial War Museum achieves extremely stable environmental conditions with minimal energy use. The design combines the passive conservation approach developed by the late Tim Padfield and colleagues with our experience of Passivhaus detailing and extremely low power plant. |
Nick Grant | Elemental Solutions |
6:55 pm | Question and Answer | |
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