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AECB annual Conference 2009

Venue: Oxford Brookes University
11th - 12th June

This year’s conference featured presentations and workshops with Professor Wolfgang Feist, Founder of the Passivhaus Institute.

Conference Overview by Bob Matthews

Peter Warm and Dr Wolfgang Feist - taken by Nick Grant

Video - interview with Dr Feist watch here.

Presentations are being added as they become available; download below:

Day One Thursday 11 June

Chris Herring

Opening Plenary Session
Welcome and Introduction Chris Herring AECB, Chair download presentation Prof Mark Swenarton Oxford Brookes University

AECB Member Networks Jo Saady AECB Board Member

Liz Reason Andy Simmonds

CarbonLite - an update Liz Reason download presentation (Powerpoint)
Andy Simmonds AECB CarbonLite download presentation (PDF)

Wolfgang Feist

Opening Keynote
Passivhaus - Overview and the German Perspective
Wolfgang Feist Founder of the Passivhaus Institut download presentation (PDF)

Liz Reason Andy Simmonds

Passivhaus - The UK Perspective Liz Reason download presentaion (Powerpoint)
Andy Simmonds AECB CarbonLite download presentation

Simon Burton

Afternoon Workshops
Review of the Code for Sustainable Homes
Simon Burton, Regional Director, Sustainable Development Group, Faber Maunsell Ltd download presentation (PDF)

Rajat Gupta

Building performance feedback for public buildings
Dr Rajat Gupta & Smita Chandiwala, Oxford Brookes University

Tower blocks and terraces: Low carbon retrofit exemplars
Mark Elton, ECD

Wolfgang Feist

Why high performance insulation? Can you insulate too much?
Wolfgang Feist, Passivhaus Institut download presentation (PDF)

Public Session
Renovation: How I did it Review of selected refurbished houses from the Oxford area and beyond

An 18th century cottage extensively renovated to achieve 90% carbon savings, using innovative ecological materials and breathable design
Sally Harper and Tony Williams SEED Group

A terraced Edwardian house refurbished for warmth, comfort and a 65% reduction in CO2 emissions
Gavin Killip Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University download presentation (PDF)

Andy Simmonds

Refurbishment of a Victorian Townhouse to near PassivHaus level of performance
Andy Simmonds Simmonds.Mills Architects download presentation

Day Two Friday 12 June

Morning workshops 10.00 am
An ecominimal approach to water
Nick Grant, Elemental Solutions download presentation (PDF)

Fionn Stevenson

Building performance feedback for UK homes
Dr Fionn Stevenson, Oxford Brookes Universitydownload presentation (PDF)

 

John Cantor Robert Irving Rajat Gupta

Investigating heat pumps as a low carbon system
John Cantor, Heat Pumps Ltd; download presentation (PDF)
Robert Irving & Dr Rajat Gupta, Oxford Brookes University download presentation (PDF)

Wolfgang Feist

Do we need triple glazing?
Wolfgang Feist, Passivhaus Institut download presentation (PDF)

Morning workshops 12.00 am

Fionn Stevenson Liz Reason

Eco-Towns - theory and practice
Dr Fionn Stevenson, Oxford Brookes University download presentation (PDF)
Liz Reason, R2BC download presentation (Powerpoint)

Using new materials in refurbishments – homes and offices
Professor Ray Ogden, Oxford Brookes University

Justin Bere

Delivering Passivhaus buildings in the UK
John Williamson, JPW Construction & Justin Bere, bere:architects download presentation (PDF)

Wolfgang Feist

The role of ventilation
Wolfgang Feist, Passivhaus Institut download presentation (PDF)

Andy Simmonds

Afternoon workshops
Case study: Refurbishment of a Victorian townhouse to near Passivhaus level of performance
Andy Simmonds, Partner, Simmonds.Mills Architects download presentation

Ecomaterials – busting some myths
Professor Pete Walker, University of Bath download presentation

Airtightness - a forward look to 2010
Ian Mawditt, Building Science

Wolfgang Feist

Why Passivhaus? Why heat recovery? Why operable windows? Why 15kWh/(m²a)?
Wolfgang Feist, Passivhaus Institut

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