Self builders interested in creating a sustainable home won’t want to miss the Passivhaus Open Days from 28-30 June. Organised by the Passivhaus Trust, the event sees homes nationwide welcoming visitors to find out more about Passivhaus.
This annual event sees owners of Passivhaus buildings around the world opening their doors to visitors to educate and inspire others about the benefits of Passivhaus design.
The Passivhaus Open Days are a unique opportunity for self-builders and professionals to find out more about how the designs work, from principles to the lived-experience and how this translates to running costs. Meeting and talking to the owners or professionals involved offers useful insight and inspiration.
Projects listed to date include new build homes and retrofit refurbishments, including a Victorian church in Northumberland, and more projects will be added over the coming weeks.
Booking for the event is essential as space is limited – find out more and book on the Passivhaus Trust website.
The Passivhaus Trust is a membership organisation bringing together expertise and professionals involved in the construction sector working to promote the adoption of Passivhaus in the UK.
Buildings contribute to 35% of total global energy consumption, and Passivhaus embraces a range of proven solutions to optimise new and existing buildings to create better energy efficiency for heating and cooling to create more comfortable living conditions.
