This one day conference will explore how the German low energy Passivhaus standard could provide a solution to achieving low energy buildings and improved air quality in UK schools.
Delegates will:
- Find out what Passivhaus means and how it can input to low energy schools and improve air quality.
- Learn from the experience of those who have already implemented the Passivhaus standard in European schools.
- Meet with experts in the field and network with a wide range of stakeholders.
The program includes:
- Opening remarks by the Conference Chair
Robin Nicholson, Chair of DCSF Zero Carbon TaskForce - KEYNOTE SPEECH: Sustainability and Building Schools for the Future
Mairi Johnson, Director of Design, Partnership for Schools - Defining the issues - results of recent evaluation of the performance of schools
Roderic Bunn, BSRIA - What is the Passivhaus standard and how it is applied to schools
Sally Johns, Warm Low Energy BuildingPractice - Frankfurt: the results from Passivhaus schools
Axel Bretzke, (former) Deputy Chief, Energy Department,City of Frankfurt - 24 new schools in Belgium to the Passivhaus standard - why and how
Peter Dellaert, Passifehuisplatform (PHP) - The DCSF Zero Carbon Road Map
Simon Burton, Regional Director, Sustainability,Building Engineering, AECOM - Different solutions for ventilation in different types of schools
Jeroen Poppe, Passifehuisplatform (PHP) - The Passivhaus approach to services: avoiding unnecessary energy demand and use through careful design and operation
Bill Bordass, Usable Buildings Trust
Price £195 plus VAT (includes lunch and mid session refreshments)
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If you are interested in booking a place at any of these events, or would like further information please email sally@aecb.net
