The Passive House category explores one of the most rigorous standards for energy-efficient residential architecture. Here you’ll find in-depth articles on airtight construction, superinsulation, thermal bridge mitigation, heat recovery ventilation (HRV), and passive solar strategies. Whether you’re designing a certified Passive House, retrofitting an older home, or integrating Passive House principles into broader sustainable design efforts, this section offers practical guidance grounded in building science. From technical details to case studies and emerging research, these posts support architects, builders, and policy advocates working to redefine what “performance” means in modern housing.
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Passive House (or Passivhaus) certification is globally recognized as the gold standard in energy-efficient construction. But what does it take
As architects, we often speak of beauty, context, and structure—but in the 21st century, energy efficiency must become as fundamental
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