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A 586-ft-tall, 60-storey, mixed-use residential tower in downtown Vancouver’s West End will become the fourth tallest building in the city, and the tallest #PassiveHouse green building in the world.
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World's tallest Passive House green building approved for Vancouver (RENDERINGS) | Urbanized
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Vancouver City Council has approved its new fourth tallest tower at 1059-1075 Nelson Street, with a Passive House design and 102 units of social housing.The dynamic possibilities of passive design - "There are many ways to make a building energy efficient, from adding insulation and angling it toward the morning sun to making it airtight so it doesn’t let energy out and pollution in. As Arnott says, 'you can’t put a price on good air quality for your family.'"
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The dynamic possibilities of passive design
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How B.C.’s energy-efficient buildings are setting an example for the rest of Canada"To achieve carbon reduction targets, Chris Twinn says the UK should be looking at large-scale offsite renewables and achievable building performance targets that are rigorously upheld."
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The realistic route to zero carbon
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The realistic route to zero carbon To achieve carbon reduction targets, Chris Twinn says the UK should be looking at large-scale offsite renewables and achievable building performance targets that are rigorously upheld Posted in June 2020 We are increasingly hearing the media and policy-makers deman...Next Wednesday - Interview with Mayor Lori Ackerman: Why Passive House?
The Energy Council of Canada named Mayor Ackerman the 2019 Canadian Energy person of the year! As one of Canada’s top energy advocates, she is admired for her leadership of a resource-driven municipality, striking a balance between energy development, community representation, and First Nations partnerships.
We will hear the Mayor explain why the City of Fort St. John is in support of Passive House buildings and chat about where the city is now and how it is going to meet its future goals.
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Our amazing instructors are experts in the Passive House construction. To learn more about the courses we offer visit: ow.ly/CvZY50zJHVV
