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Using PHPP in Passive House Design and Certification, Dec 11 - 13, Burlington, VT
Event Description
Yestermorrow is pleased to offer this course in partnership with Peel Passive House. This course takes place off campus at the Burlington Electric Department.
In this three-day course, participants will learn how to use the PHPP for residential building design and certification. Participants will be guided step-by-step through the relevant worksheets, while learning the correct conventions for measurements and calculations. Proper documentation will also covered in detail. A case study will provide participants with practical experience in completing and documenting PHPP calculations for building certification.
Burlington Electric Department is offering 50% off tuition for professionals who work in Burlington.
Intended Audience:
Architects, developers, self-builders and other building professionals.
Prerequisites:
Knowledge of Excel, familiarity with reading construction drawings, and a general understanding of low energy buildings is expected. Participants who lack one or more of these may find it difficult to keep up with the course material and exercises.
Competency
Professional
Credits
American Institute of Architects (AIA): 32 LU/HSW units
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