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International Passive House Days
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Almost 700 buildings were open for visits in 30 countries worldwide
From 13 to 15 November 2015, almost 700 Passive House buildings in 30 countries opened their doors to introduce the public to the future of energy-efficient housing. Several thousand visitors across the globe made their way to participating buildings and got first-hand experience from both architects and Passive House residents about the tangible benefits of the highly energy-efficient Passive House Standard.
EuroPHit Current projects were opened to the visitors. Read more
Read regional Press release: from Germany | from Bulgaria - in Sofia, Bistrica and in Gabrovo (in Bulgarian) |
To find out more about this year's Passive House Days:
- in Sweden visit the IGPH website
- in Slovakia visit the iEPD website
- in Spain visit the PEP website
- in France visit the LaMP website
- in Bulgaria visit the EnEffect website
The International Passive House Days was put on by the International Passive House Association (iPHA) as a part of the EuroPHit and Sinfonia projects, supported in part by Intelligent Energy Europe.
Materials to download
Poster PH Days 2015 - blank [pdf, 110kB]
Poster PH Days 2015 - with text [pdf, 550kB]
Poster PH Days 2015 - with text and picture [pdf, 559kB]
Baner PH Days 2015 [jpg, 308kB]
Flyer PH Days 2015 [pdf, 108kB]
PASSIVE HOUSE DAYS 2014
From 7 – 9 November 2014, over 600 Passive House buildings in 24 countries opened their doors to introduce the public to the future of energy-efficient housing. Several thousand visitors across the globe made their way to participating buildings and got first-hand experience from both architects and Passive House residents about the tangible benefits of the highly energy-efficient Passive House Standard.
As was the case last year, this year's Passive House Days was promoted through EuroPHit across the EU. Many of the case studies also took part this time around as well as other interesting retrofitting examples.
View the Passive House Days site | Download Passive House Days materials
PASSIVE HOUSE DAYS 2013
International Passive House Days - Thousands of visitors around the globe experience Passive Houses first hand
Over the last 20 years, Passive House has become synonymous with quality, comfort and energy requirements low enough to be feasibly and sustainably covered with renewables. From 8 – 10 November 2013, owners and residents of Passive House buildings across the globe opened their homes and offices to share their experiences and show what Passive House is all about.
Passive House events such as open houses, guided tours, seminars and worshops, were offered in all EuroPHit regions.
iPHA, the coordinator of the International Passive House Days, would like to thank all EuroPHit partners as well as all those who opened their doors for helping make the 10th International Passive House Days such a great success!
Map of participating buildings*
Impressions and reviews of regional events around the globe are visible here.
Next year's International Passive House Days will take place from 7 - 9 November 2014 - mark your calendars today!
*only includes buildings registered with the Passive House Database or reported to iPHA prior to the Passive House Days.
The International Passive House Days is put on by the International Passive House Association (iPHA) as a part of the EuroPHit project, supported in part by Intelligent Energy Europe.
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