The Passive House
By Erwin Mlecnik / Published on Sun, 2006-05-28 21:39Further reading
In this webcast, Erwin Mlecnik from the Belgian Passive House Platform introduces the subject. Passive Houses reduce final demand for heat by a factor of 10, and total energy consumption by a factor of 6. They represent one of the largest and most promising concepts to contribute significantly to sustainable energy. The webcast defines the Passive House concept, and introduces its principles. A few practical examples are given, and references to further information are introduced.
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An inside view to a passive house
By Hans De Keulenaer / Published on Wed, 2008-01-02 23:14 New Home: 90% Less Energy, only 10% Extra Initial Cost » CelsiasReply
The Hook&Build™ Building System
By Wolf Wilbert / Published on Mon, 2008-02-04 6:07Please have a look at the web site: web.mac.com/wwilbert1
This building system offers the structural support in any form and shape, to compliment most of the sustainable building types today. It was used for example for straw bale buildings.
This technology was awarded with the "Industrial Champion Award 2006" by the Canadian Wood Council together with the Alberta WoodWorks.
Please see the "Update" on top of the web site, and go to the newest written article at the Builders Choice Magazine.
Thank you.
Wolf
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