Essential tools, plugins and addons for PHPP
The Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) is the most effective way to plan and design energy efficient buildings and retrofits. The energy balance and planning tool is easy to use and…
How do Passive House buildings stay comfortable in summer?
This article explains how Passive House buildings are designed to stay comfortable when temperatures rise during the summer months.
On the road to Passive House buildings in Mexico
After an intense planning phase, the first Passive Houses from the LAIF Component are finally under construction and last April, the team of the Consortium GOPA-PHI and SHF went to visit the construction sites.
Interview with Passive House Pioneer Harold Orr
We here at iPHA were fortunate enough to speak with Passive House pioneer Harold Orr following his Order of Canada award and learn more about how this visionary influenced energy efficient buildings all over the world.
How to apply for Construction21’s Green Solutions Awards
The Green Solutions Awards is a contest which aims to accelerate the transformation of the building sector towards sustainability. Here’s a how to register your Passive House building for the 2018 awards!
Highlights of the 22nd International Passive House Conference 2018
The 22nd International Passive House Conference in Munich took place in early March 2018. Here is an overview of iPHA’s highlights.
Passive House hospital progressing
The world’s first hospital designed to the Passive House Standard is currently under construction in the Frankfurt district of Hoechst. Read our press release to find out how it’s progressing
5 reasons to attend the International Passive House Conference
The 22nd International Passive House Conference will be taking place in Munich, here are 5 reasons why you should attend!
Passive House at COP23
iPHA and the Passive House Institute were in Bonn for the COP23 Climate Conference. Here are our impressions and a look to the future.
Eight Passive House Myths BUSTED
In this article, we bust eight of the most common Passive House myths, including opening windows, indoor air quality and over-complicated buildings.
