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Orientation and Heat Loss Form Factor are critical to achieving energy-efficient Passivhaus design. In this post, we explore how early design decisions shape long-term performance and sustainability.
Triple glazing is essential to achieving Passivhaus certification, offering superior thermal performance and soundproofing. In this post, we explore how U-values, G-values, and glazing specifications contribute to energy-efficient, comfortable building design.
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Airtightness and MVHR systems are essential to achieving the comfort, efficiency, and health benefits of Passivhaus design. In this post, we explore how these two elements work together to reduce energy loss, improve air quality, and create high-performance living and working environments.
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As certified Passivhaus designers, we are proud to be part of the movement towards sustainable building practices.In this post, we explore how the Passivhaus model applies science to architecture, creating healthier, more energy-efficient environments through principles like airtightness, MVHR systems, and the ‘Fabric First’ approach.
Company teambuilding afternoon at Wildwood
We are delighted to welcome Xander Bailey to our practice.
