Conference programme

The first day* will examine policy, regulations and projects, including talks from leading national and international speakers.The second day* will focus on technical workshops and seminars covering costs, procurement, design, supply chain and other important issues.

*Details are subject to change.

Download the programme (pdf) here.

Day One - Wednesday, 7th November 2012

[Click links below to see see details of each session]

09:00 Registration 
09:30 Chair's welcome and opening address
09:50 Session 1: Plenary- Passivhaus & Policy
11:30 Session 2: Plenary- Passivhaus - Learning Journeys
14:00

Session 3:  Breakouts- Detailed Case Studies

a. Large scale residential

b. Non-residential

c. Self-build & Refurbishment

d. Tour of Saint Gobain Nottingham H.O.U.S.E

16:10

Session 4: Breakouts- Process

a. Technical detailing 1

b. Evidence & feedback

c. Supply chain

17:40 Debate: 'Passivhaus & Design creativity'
18:30 Drinks & Networking
20:00 Conference Dinner [Click here to pre-book your place]

 

Day Two - Thursday, 8th November 2012

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09:00 Registration
09:30 Chair's welcome
09:50 Session 1: Plenary- Key UK Research
11:30

Session 2: Breakouts

a. Detailing 1

b. Software, modelling & PHPP

c. Retrofit case studies & feedback

13:45

Session 3: Breakouts

a. Technical Detailling 2

b. Modern Methods of Construction (MMC)

c. Domestic new-build case studies & feedback

d. Tour of Saint Gobain Nottingham H.O.U.S.E

15:30

Session 4: Breakouts

a. Climate & weather data

b. Performance monitoring

c. Larger scale case studies

17:00 Final Plenary Session: What have we learnt that will help to deliver Passivhaus at standard costs?
18:00 Close
18:30
Private view of exhibition: Prototyping Architecture (curated by Prof Michael Stacey), in association with the Building Centre, London. At the Prototyping Hall of the new BREEAM Outstanding Energy Technologies Building, University of Nottingham Innovation Park.

 

Day Three - Friday, 9th November 2012

The Passivhaus site visits are part of the International Passive House Days.

On November 9th delegates will be taken from the EMCC by coach to visit

  • Interserve's Passivhaus office, Leicester
  • Sampson Close, Passivhaus residential scheme of 5 houses and 18 flats, Coventry
  • Oakmeadow Passivhaus Primary school, Wolverhampton

The coach will return to the EMCC via Wolverhampton train station in the evening. A packed lunch will be provided.

Conference update: Site visits are now fully booked.


 

Day One - Detailed Programme

  Session 1: Plenary- Passivhaus & Policy
09.30

Chair's welcome and opening address

Mark Gillot, University of Nottingham

09:50 

EU Policy and Passivhaus

Clemens Haury, Policy Officer, Seconded National expert, European Commission Directorate General for Energy, Unit C3 Energy Efficiency

An update of the current state of play of EU Energy efficiency policy - focus on 'nearly zero energy buildings'.

10:10

Regional/City-wide approach

Helmut KrapmeierEnergieinstitut Vorarlberg

Review of the regional and policy measures driving the success of Passivhaus in Austria

10:30

UK Policy

Bob LedsomeDCLG

How Passivhaus relates to building regulations and planning policy in the UK

10:40 Q&A
11:00 Coffee break

 

  Session 2: Plenary- Passivhaus - Learning Journeys
11:30 Introduction - Mark Gillot, Chair
11:35 

John Lefever, Hastoe Housing Association & Jane Barnes, Davis Langdon

Learning from large scale residential developments -  Wimbish, Ditchingham                                                                                                  

12:00

Jonathan Hines, Architype & Matt Wisdom, Thomas Vale Construction

Learning from school buildings - The experience and lessons of four Passivhaus Schools

12:25

Robert Prewett, Prewett Bizley & Marion Baeli, Paul Davis & Partners

Learning from refurbishment projects

12:50 Q&A
13.00 Lunch

 

 

 

14:00          Session 3: Breakouts- Detailed Case Studies [CLICK] 

Large scale residential Non- residential

Self-build & Refurbishment 

Tour of Saint Gobain Nottingham H.O.U.S.E 

15:40       Coffee break

 

 

16:10          Session 4: Breakouts- Process [CLICK]  
Technical Detailing 1 Evidence & Feedback Supply chain
17:25       Coffee break    

 

17:40

 

Chair- Helmut Krapmeier,

Panel- John Lefever, Richard Hawkes, Fran Bradshaw, Sarah Lewis

18:30 Drinks & networking
20:00 Conference Dinner [Click here to pre-book your place]
22:00 Close

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Day Two - Detailed Programme 

 

Session 1: Plenary- Key UK Research

09.30

Chair's welcome

Jon Bootland, Passivhaus Trust

09:40

Results from Building Performance Evaluation: Is Passivhaus on the right track?

Roderic Bunn, BSRIA

10:00

Information from the Passivhaus Cost Project (PHCP)

Justin Bere, bere:architects
10:20

Evidence from Germany

Roland Matzig, r-m-p architekten und ingenieure

10:40 Q&A
11:00 Coffee break
 

 

11:30             Session 2: Breakouts [CLICK]   
Technical Detailing 1 Software, modelling & Passive House Planning Package Retrofit case studies & feedback

12:45

 

13:45

Lunch

 

Session 3: Breakouts [CLICK]

 

 

 

Technical Detailing 2

Modern Methods of Construction(MMC) Domestic new-build case studies & feedback Tour of Saint Gobain Nottingham H.O.U.S.E Passivhaus
15:00 Coffee break

 

15:30             Session 4: Breakouts [CLICK]  

Climate & weather data

Performance monitoring

Large scale case studies

 

 

17:00

Session 5: Final Plenary

What have we learnt that will help to deliver Passivhaus at standard costs?

Chair: Mark Gillott, University of Nottingham

Henrietta Lynch, UCL; Justin Bere, bere:architects; James Anwyl, Eurobuild; Lars Carlson, Archihaus; Tom Watkinson (Raynsway Property); Nick Tune (BRE)

17:45

Results from Passivhaus Pavilion's project 

Lucelia Rodrigues, Vasilis Sougkakis, Tom Simmons, Joe Yates , University of Nottingham

18:00 Close
18:30 Private view of exhibition: Prototyping Architecture, in association with the Buidling Centre, London. At the Prototyping Hall of the new BREEAM Outstanding Energy Technologies Building, University of Nottingham Innovation Park.

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