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The decision makers in the SUNY Construction Fund should be required to attend a presentation like the one below.

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Subject: Passive House/Net Zero Buildings: Case Studies, Design Principles Explored

Statewide Experts Share Best Practices
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          The bar has been raised:
Net Zero Energy/Passive House building, explained
"Maximize your gains, minimize your losses" summarizes the Passive Building approach. To that end, a passive building is designed and built in accordance with these five building-science principles/characteristics: 
  • Continuous insulation through its entire envelope without any thermal bridging.
  • Extremely airtight, preventing infiltration of outside air and loss of conditioned air.
  • High-performance windows (typically triple-paned) and doors
  • Balanced heat- and moisture-recovery ventilation and a minimal space conditioning system. 
  • Solar gain is managed to exploit the sun's energy for heating purposes and to minimize it in cooling seasons.
Join us at noon on October 28 to learn how your building project can benefit from these important concepts.

SPEAKERS 
JAMES HARTFORD
 
River Architects, Cold Spring

Topic: Passive House Standards for Residential and Commercial Building

James is the founder and the Acting President of Passive House Alliance US-Hudson Valley Chapter. In that capacity, James has brought Certified Passive House Builder instruction to Newburgh, and Certified Passive House Consultant training to Schenectady with significant funding from NYSERDA. These programs were the first of their kind in Upstate NY.

LORI BOROWIAK

NYSERDA/Buffalo 

Topic: Low Rise Residential New Construction Progrm

Lori Borowiak has worked for the New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) since 2008 in the Buffalo Regional Office.  She currently is a part of the Codes & New Construction Team working on the Low-rise Residential New Construction Program.  



PASQUALE STROCCHIA
Integral Building & Design, New Paltz

Topic: BPI-RESNET-USGBC-PHIUS Ratings and Construction 

Through his business, Integral Building & Design, Pasquale has been dedicated to High Performance Building since 2004.  As a building performance consultant and Certified Energy Rater he has worked on 1,000+ homes.  Pasquale now specializes in the rating, design and commissioning of Net-Zero Energy Buildings and Deep Energy Retrofits as well as homes built to the Passive House Institute-US standards.

BRIAN PINCELLI

CNYRPDB
Syracuse

Topic: Skaneateles Village Hall 

Brian is a Principal Planner at the Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board where he works in the Energy Management Program focusing primarily on energy related economic development projects providing project and business development assistance. 

 


When
Wednesday, October 28th, 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM EST 

Where
Online event.


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