Extreme Energy Efficient Home Built With Minimal Footprint
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This document describes the core principles and ambitions behind building an energy efficient passive house, including extreme energy efficiency, minimal footprint, site integration, healthy interiors, durable construction, and attention to detail. It notes that a passive house certification is a rigorous voluntary standard focusing on high energy efficiency and quality of life at low operating costs.
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- 4. one ambitious idea 0
- 6. core principles Extreme energy efficiency
- 7. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint
- 8. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration
- 9. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration Healthy interiors
- 10. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration Healthy interiors Durable construction
- 11. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration Healthy interiors Durable construction Warm modern design
- 12. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration Healthy interiors Durable construction Warm modern design Attention to detail
- 13. core principles Extreme energy efficiency Minimal footprint Site integration Healthy interiors Durable construction Warm modern design Attention to detail Meticulous execution
- 14. one focused team
- 15. one focused team
- 18. gracious sponsors advanced insulation
- 19. world class standard Think globally, build locally
- 20. “passivehouse” CERTIFIED PASSIVE HOUSE ™ TM A rigorous, voluntary building energy standard focusing on highest energy efficiency and quality of life at low operating cost. The Passive House Standard is the most rigorous building energy standard in
- 21. passive vs. active 25-125 4.756 kBtu/(sf a) kBtu/(sf a) Average existing building Passive House 85 - 450 kWh/(m2 a) 15kWh/(m2 a) Source: Krapmeier & Drössler 2001
- 22. basic concept
- 24. basic concept Conservation first Minimize losses
- 25. basic concept Conservation first Minimize losses Maximize gains
- 27. more of the same
- 28. cool stuff
- 29. one amazing home
- 30. one amazing home
- 31. one amazing home
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- Let’s talk more about details of Passive House Design. A house build to current energy code in Minnesota could potentially qualify as a Passive House in California. Passive House Standard performance requirements are always the same, regardless of building location Climate zone and a building’s distinctive location impact the design significantly Therefore, Passive House buildings will look differently depending on where they are located
- The standard is not exclusive to residential construction. Passive House design is NOT an add-on or supplement to architectural design, but an integrated design process with the architectural design.[3] Although it is mostly applied to new buildings, it has also been used for retrofits. Best building energy standard in the world today.
- Passive House with “passive” systems and small post-heater uses a max. of 4,750 British thermal units per square foot and year for heating Conventional Building with “active” heating system uses 5–30x more heating energy than a Passive House
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