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Passive House cottage Schiestl-House
POS-Arvchitects, Fritz Oettl (2006) |
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The Passive House solves
problems:
- highest possible comfort
- high indoor air quality
- convincing architecture
- no humid walls, no mould
- Energy consumption and -costs
reduced by 75%
- tremendous contribution
to climate protection
AND all this is available at
affordable costs. |
Passive House Sophienhof
Architect Werner Füßler |
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More than 1000 participants came to the Bregenz festival hall
13th to 14th of April 2007. They participated in an extraordinary
festival: It was the 11th time that the world leading architects
and scientists on energy efficient building exchanged the
latest scientific news and experiences.
Participants came from more than 40 countries. The programme
included 72 presentations in 16 Sessions, representing the
state of the art in building energy efficiency. |
Passive House daycare center Vienna / Architect Georg W. Reinberg |
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The emphasis was on concrete realized examples.
The emphasis was on experiences from buildings
already occupied. That is crucial for the suitability
of the concept. The passive house is not a purely theoretical
idea - it is a strong concept for practical implementation.
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Natural gas compact unit
Herbert Bley (2007)
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The emphasis was on innovative
solutions and new products. The Passive House
has its strong routs in the building culture, but it is continuously
looking for new and even better solutions. He, who has the opinion
to be already good enough - he has already
lost his momentum. |
Further Steps
Call for
Papers 
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Invitation
to the 12th Conference on Passive Houses 2008
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Your
way to the Nuremberg Fair 
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