The International Passive House Association has organised their annual sustainable buildings COP tour for Monday, 8th of November from 9am until 1:30pm. Planned visits include new Passive House social housing units at Newfield Square, three retrofitted high-rise towers in Cedar Court, and an in-depth presentation of an EnerPHit, the Passive House Standard for retrofits, refurbishment of traditional Victorian tenement flats on Niddrie Road.
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The International Passive House Association has organised their annual sustainable buildings COP tour for Monday, 8th of November from 9am until 1:30pm. Planned visits include new Passive House social housing units at Newfield Square, three retrofitted high-rise towers in Cedar Court, and an in-depth presentation of an EnerPHit, the Passive House Standard for retrofits, refurbishment of traditional Victorian tenement flats on Niddrie Road.
Participants will receive an in-depth guided tour from top architects involved in the project, giving them the opportunity to view the buildings inside and out and learn how Passive House are constructed from the envelope to the finishing touches. The tour will conclude at the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre in Hamilton, where participants will have the opportunity to network and take part in an interactive Passive House workshop.
This tour is free and will include a bus for travel between sites. Registration can be done by contacting info@passivehouse-international.org with the subject line „Sustainable buildings of Glasgow tour“. The maximum number of participants it's 30.
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