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Passivhaus for Educational Buildings: Official Launch

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Date: 23 July 2020    Time: 10.30 - 12.30

 

Location: Online        

 

Cost: PHT members: £20+VAT,

Non members: £40+VAT, Staff of educational estates & LA: Free

 

Are you involved in the delivery of schools, operate University estates, or tasked with net-zero carbon strategies? This event is for you! Join us for the official launch of our latest Passivhaus campaign focused on Educational Buildings. 

 

Following the success of the Passivhaus Social Housing Campaign, this new venture aims to encourage the adoption of the Standard and provide guidance to clients on the process of procuring Passivhaus for schools, universities, and other educational estates.

 

This initial two-hour online session will explore the topics of current policies for educational buildings, and why choose Passivhaus as a route to high-performance net-zero buildings. The programme allows plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with speakers.

 

The event is the first in a mini-series, which will subsequently provide a closer look at several regional case studies to back up the policy and precedence discussed in the preliminary session:  

  • Scotland Case Studies – September, date TBC
  • England Case Studies - September, date TBC
  • Wales Case Studies - September, date TBC

 

Programme

10.30 – 10.45

Chair’s welcome, Sally Godber, WARM

10.45 – 11.10 

Why choose Passivhaus for educational buildings

John Palmer, Passivhaus Trust

11.10 – 11.35

Designing Passivhaus schools & changing culture

Jonathan Hines, Architype

11.35 – 12.00

Delivering large-scale Passivhaus education buildings

Alasdair Donn, Willmott Dixon

12.00 – 12.15

Panel Q&A

12.15 – 12.30

Networking and opportunity to visit Willmott Dixon's virtual exhibition booth

NB: Programme subject to changes. All sessions include a short Q&A

 

Speakers

                       

Sally Godber / Passivhaus certifier, WARM

 

John Palmer / Research & Policy Director, Passivhaus Trust

 

Alasdair Donn / Head of Building Performance Group Sustainability, Willmott Dixon

 

Jonathan Hines / Managing Director, Architype

Cost

  • Staff from schools, universities, & Local Authorities: Free
  • Passivhaus Trust members: £20 +VAT
  • Non-PHT members: £40 +VAT

 

Booking

Spaces are limited and early booking is advised to avoid disappointment. Please secure your place via the online booking form.

 

Source Language:
English

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