10:05 am

Char­ting new ter­ri­to­ry in Pas­si­ve Hou­se: Van­cou­ver Fi­re Hall 17

_{The Van­couver Fire Hall No.17 will be Canada’s first Pass­ive House Zero Emis­sions fire hall. In­nov­at­ive solu­tions were im­ple­men­ted to over­come the unique chal­lenges of this ty­po­logy and de­liv­er a high per­form­ance, fully elec­tric build­ing, that aligns with the City of Van­couver cli­mate ac­tion plan.}

10:20 am

Les­sons le­ar­ned from the first cer­ti­fied of­fi­ce buil­ding in Ro­ma­nia (PHI­LEB)

_{De­signed and built in less than 1 year - from the first sketch to mov­ing in - the new headquar­ters of the Ro­mani­an com­pany Smart­Ware/Cre­atopy, is the first of­fice build­ing in the coun­try to be cer­ti­fied as a PHI Low En­ergy Build­ing. 
The con­struc­tion is cur­rently the largest mass tim­ber build­ing in East­ern Europe and the third largest cer­ti­fied PHI Low En­ergy Build­ing in the World.The struc­ture as­sembly was com­pleted in 44 days by 10 people and the en­tire ex­e­cu­tion in less than 300 days. The total floor area is 2380 m2, just ground level, serving as work­ing space for 250 IT em­ploy­ees.}

10:35 am

A com­pa­ri­son bet­ween two iden­ti­cal nur­se­ries in Scot­land - one Pas­siv­haus one tra­di­tio­nal

_{How do we ac­cur­ately meas­ure the be­ne­fits of Passivhaus? By hav­ing two ident­ic­al build­ings - one Passivhaus and one tra­di­tion­al - we now have qual­it­at­ive and quant­it­at­ive data for cost, con­struc­tion, and in-use per­form­ance to put it to the test!}

Low en­er­gy free-run­ning pa­per sto­res: Moi­sture buf­fe­ring mo­del and mo­ni­to­red da­ta

_{The pass­ive pa­per archive for Im­per­i­al War Mu­seum com­pleted in 2019 is un­heated with free-run­ning tem­per­at­ure and largely pass­ive hu­mid­ity con­trol. Here we de­scribe the mod­el used to es­tim­ate mois­ture con­di­tions in the build­ing and com­pare with meas­ured data.}

11:25 am

Stu­dents' dorm­it­ory in Vit­or­ia-Gasteiz / Basque Coun­try - Spain: A stand­ard pro­ject be­comes a PH
_{Vit­or­ia-Basque Coun­try, north­ern Spain. A new build­ing with 180 rent­al flats grows. An A-la­belled build­ing be­comes Passivhaus; its heat­ing de­mand drops from 93 to 13 kWh/(m²a). How we achieve this: chan­ging the design. We can all make the change by work­ing on ef­fi­ciency first}

En­erPHit school in Col­lec­chio, Parma

_{Verdi school is the largest En­erPHit in Italy: 3000 sqm with an ar­tic­u­lated lay­out and 3 us­age pat­terns: canteen, gym, classrooms. En­erPHit was not an easy task: 3 dif­fer­ent PHPPs were com­bined to­geth­er, n50 tar­get was reached after sev­er­al tests, ex­cep­tions had to be ac­cep­ted due to the budget.}

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