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Arch Change.
by NEEDBASED
Architect Jonah Stanford and author and consultant Andrew Michler have each designed some of the most energy efficient buildings in the West. They talk about what it takes to create a Passive House and where architecture will go next. Lessons learned, informed opinions, and a brisk dialogue on the edge of environment and architecture.
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AC|07 What You Don't Know About Your House's Performance with John Fassler
Home energy performance analysts John Fassler talks about the surprises in his discoveries after inspecting nearly 2000 houses. Get ready to take your assumptions about your own house and turn them on thier head.
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AC|06 Clearing the Air in Passive House with Dr. Kara Rosemeier
We catch with Dr. Kara Rosemeier on how to do fresh air right in an airtight Passive House, and in fact all houses, as she wraps up her North American Passive House Network expert lecture tour.
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AC|05 The Net Zero Building Interview with Brad Liljequist
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Architect Jonah Stanford and author and consultant Andrew Michler have each designed some of the most energy efficient buildings in the West. They talk about what it takes to create a Passive House and where architecture will go next. Lessons learned, informed opinions, and a brisk dialogue on the edge of environment and architecture.
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