Next Eversource Passive House program
4-Part Building Science Workshop Series
Begins this week
On behalf of Eversource, a proud sponsor of Energize Connecticut, and in partnership with Connecticut Passive House, we are pleased to offer the Eversource CT Passive House Training 4-part Building Science Workshop Series at no-cost. These exciting and informative virtual workshops will be presented by Steven Winter Associates. Registration will open soon.
FREE
CEUs: PHIUS CPHC | AIA/HSW
Workshop 1: Intro to PH and Building Envelope
March 12 @ 9:00am – 12 noon
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Workshop 2: Carpentry, Window Installers, Air Barrier, and Insulation Trades
March 19 @ 9:00am – 12 noon
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Workshop 3: HVAC and Plumbing Trades
April 9 @ 9:00 am – 12 noon
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Workshop 4: QA/QC Techniques for Ensuring Success
April 16 @ 9:00am – 12 noon
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March 9 @ 12:00 - 1:00
Explore the multiple angles through which we could better market Passive House to the broader public and thus raise the overall demand for Passive House structures. Look beyond the typical frameworks through which Passive House is marketed (e.g., sustainability and energy savings) using three broad categories of benefits: wellness, economics, and environmental sustainability.
NYPH members FREE | $25 general admission
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March 9 @ 6:00 - 7:30
PASSIVEhouse Massachusetts' monthly meeting. It's a simple equation that is not well enough understood. Join us as we explore the implication of this concept and why Passive House is essential for getting to Net-Zero at scale.
FREE
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March 9 @ 6:00 - 7:00
Examine issues of curriculum, pedagogy and student expectations through the example of PH01:BRK, a student designed passive house in Brookings, South Dakota that is part of a larger initiative of self-sustaining design-build projects.
PHIUS members FREE | $10 General Admission
CEUs: CPHC CEU pending, AIA pending
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March 10 @ 12:00 - 1:00
The times of Sars-CoV-2 have brought a lot of focus to the need of proper and reliable ventilation systems. This is especially true in classrooms, where high occupancy often occurs. Architype, WARM and E3 have worked on several Passive House schools in the UK and will share their experiences throughout the years.
iPHA members FREE | €30 general admission
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March 10 @ 2:00 - 5:30
This symposium provides a common frame of reference, greater clarity and shared understanding, in the pursuit of growing high-performance building and Passive House markets.
Tackle the questions: Why does the Passive House methodology demand certain testing and how did we get here? What’s next? What are the implications for whole building systems design and long-term performance?
NAPHN members FREE | $10 general Admission
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March 11 @ 12:00 - 1:00
An All-Timber Neighborhood in Berlin, Weißensee, all about sustainable living for all generations and the social context of a neighborhood. The buildings are not just constructed as mass timber but also apply the passive house concept. The result is an amazing reduction in carbon emissions but also a substantial reduction of the embodied carbon we usually see in our buildings.
FREE
CEU: 1 PHI Credit
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March 11 @ 6:00 - 7:00 ET
Dive into the PHIUS+2021 Prescriptive Path, only available for single family attached and detached residences. It will summarize the high level requirements, describe how they were derived, and preview the tools available to design and verify compliance.
FREE
CEU: CPHC pending
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March 12 @ 12:30 - 2:30
A mid-rise project built to Passive House standards that includes 30 units of affordable housing and an early education center. The team will share design strategies, mechanical systems and energy use, sustainability issues, and the developer perspective behind this award-winning project.
$20 NESEA members | $25 non-members
CEUs: AIA pending | PHIUS pending
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Check for green building programs - webinars, workshops, training, happy hours galore -
on the CTPH website calendar which includes these programs and more.
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Technologies that Improve the Air We Live In
Four-part series @ 12:00 - 1:00 PM
The webinar will begin by addressing the question "What is air intelligence?" We'll then look at solutions to help detect, visualize, and improve common indoor air quality issues in both residential and commercial settings, including airborne particles, carbon dioxide, odors and gases, formaldehyde, ozone, and humidity control.
January 12: What Does Air Intelligence Really Mean?
February 9: Making A Difference In Single Family Home Design
Presented and sponsored by Daikin
FREE
CEUs: AIA 1.0 LU/HSW pending | BPI 1.0 credit hour
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@ 12:00 - 1:00 PM
The Connecticut Green Bank invites you to join us as we explore the Renewable Energy of Community in our 2021 webinar series! Be a part of our community by joining the conversation.
FREE
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March 11 @ 4:00 - 5:00 PM
Patriquin Architects share their journey with The Slate School in North Haven. The Slate School was the 2019 CTGBC Green Building Awards Best-In-Show Winner, and has won many awards for its innovative design, use of materials, and gentle site impact.
CTGBC members $10 / Non-members $25
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Women/xn in Passive House Trades
March 8
On International Women’s/Womxn’s day, join a discussion of Passive House construction careers and gender as six panelists present on their construction pathways, mentoring experiences, and how Passive House and technological changes are affecting their careers.
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Housing 2.0 from Green Builder Media
March 11, 18, 25, and April 1, 8
The Housing 2.0 program will empower building professionals—with a special focus on production builders—to design and construct higher performance, healthier, more sustainable homes at a fraction of the cost.
5-week sessions offered quarterly. (Next rounds begin in June, September, and November)
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NESSBE (Northeast Summit for a Sustainable Built Environment) is a biennial northeast regional summit meant to include a larger community of building professionals, owners, academics, policymakers, advocates and students in a conversation about sustainability in the built environment.
We have less than a decade to reverse current greenhouse gas emissions trends to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change. The intention of this summit is to explore the means and solutions for meeting this challenge in the built environment, while improving the quality of life for all CT residents, and lifting up our most vulnerable communities.
With 17 high quality educational sessions and over 60 experts, NESSBE will help give you the tools to take climate action.
Schedule and Registration
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March 22, 24, 26
PHIUS+ Raters focus on single-family residential projects. The course is geared toward experienced RESNET and BPI professionals, and provides grounding in passive building principles as well as a guide to onsite quality assurance for the PHIUS+ program.
CEUs: 14 AIA HSW | 14 CPHC CEU | 14 RESNET CEU
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April 5, 7, 9
PHIUS+ Raters focus on single-family residential projects. The course is geared toward experienced RESNET and BPI professionals, and provides grounding in passive building principles as well as a guide to onsite quality assurance for the PHIUS+ program.
CEUs: 14 RESNET CEU | 18 CPHC CEU
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Phase II Begins April 12
(must complete Phase I first)
Learn to design to the PHIUS+ climate-specific building standard.
Phase I -- Online self-paced: Pre-recorded videos and modules featuring experienced PHIUS instructors; comprising about 35-40 hours of learning material. Complete prior to the Phase II training.
Phase II -- Online Live: Design exercises, and WUFI Passive and THERM software training, 3 hours per day over two weeks
CEUs: Phase I: 40 AIA LU/HSW & Phase II: 40 AIA LU/HSW | 32 GBCI | 37.13 BPI
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(April class is full)
Begins May 10
The PHIUS CPHB training program prepares construction professionals to meet the passive house challenge. Topics range from design theory and climate-specific detailing to materials, techniques, project management, and quality assurance.
Phase I: An 8-hour online prep course completed prior to the Phase II training
Phase II: Live instruction for 8 days, online delivery, 3 hours per day over two weeks
CEUs: 32.5 CPHC / 32.5 AIA HSW / 12.75 BPI
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On-Demand
This is a core Passive House training and is appropriate for a wide range of building professionals and stakeholders that want to know the guts of what makes Passive House tick and build a foundation of knowledge to integrate Passive House to meet your personal goals. Student profiles include architects, MEP and structural engineers, facade, energy and sustainability consultants, contractors, developers, policymakers, regulators, and more.
CEUs: 35 AIA LU/HSWs
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April 1 (Enrollment Deadline March 25)
This course is for design/build & construction professionals who are concerned about moisture control, air sealing, thermal bridging, healthy indoor air, durability, resiliency, and affordability of high-performance.
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Tuesdays @ 7:00 PM
March 9 | Sandra Rohler, Cornerstone Architecture The technology, technique, and technical aspects of her latest project, Little Mountain Cohousing in Vancouver, and her insight into high-performance tradespersons training.
Join 15 minutes early for pre-show networking and stick around for Overtime.
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Wednesdays @ 7:00 PM
March 10 | Manon Meskens: Belgian Retrofit Case Studies The architect director of A2M New York City, will present two Belgian retrofit case studies. Manon’s Passive House experience spans small, residential projects to large-scale, urban plannings throughout Europe.
Video from past Happy Hours
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Thursdays @ 6:00-7:30PM
March 11 | Building Monitoring: Show Me the Data A presentation covering the basics of enclosure monitoring, typical instruments and sensors, and types of measuring; implementation, as well as real-world scenarios and guidance on how to interpret the data.
To prepare for what is sure to be an information-heavy show, check out Ben’s recent GBA article, “ Why We Need Building Sensors” and on this episode of the BS* + Beer Show, Doug covered the topic of diagnostic tools.
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New episodes Mondays
March 8 | Gabby Brainard & Nina Sharifi In celebration of Women’s Day, an interview with Nina Sharifi and Gabrielle Brainard. discussing their envelope retrofit guide project, the overlap of architecture and technology in PH project delivery, and the experience of women in the industry.
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New episodes Saturdays
"A podcast and YouTube channel where I interview people in the Passive House, net-zero, and overall better construction industry on topics like design and construction techniques, products, and details that lead to a better-built environment. There is a new interview every week."
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Email calendar@ctpassivehouse.org to include your event on our calendar.
Email newsletter@ctpassivehouse.org if you have an item for our newsletter.
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Membership
Connect with a community of like-minded professionals. We share resources, education, and the knowledge and skill sets of our peers.
Member perks include a listing on the Member Directory, projects posted on the CTPH website, free or discounted admission to CTPH events, discounts to partner events, and access to members only resources. Join today!
Sponsorship
Interested in becoming a Sponsor? Email info@ctpassivehouse.org to learn about Event and Annual Sponsor opportunities.
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Thanks to our annual sponsors
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