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Gridshell building,
Passivhus and Energy
Summer 2001
Volume.11 No.1
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This issue includes a report from the PassivHus conference, proposed energy standards, the gridshell building at the Weald and Downland open air museum, homegrown cedar, sheep's wool, insulation detailing and much more.

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Passivhus Conference: listening to the speakers at the 5th PassivHus (passive house) Conference near Stuttgart in Germany (16-18th February 2001), one quickly appreciates why this is becoming such a significant annual event for energy-efficient buildings. The scope of the Conference, with more than 400 construction industry professionals in attendance, underlined the major impact that passive houses are making in mainland Europe. Brian and Sibylle Rushbridge report...

Energy Standards: the energy efficiency of UK homes is poor compared to those in some northern hemisphere countries. David Olivier puts forward the case for higher standards.

Gridshell: the Gridshell building at the Weald and Downland open Air Museum. Oliver Lowenstein reports

Homegrown cedar: it can be difficult to find durable and 'sustainably harvested' timbers that have natural durability. In the absence of choice most builders revert to dangerous chemically treated timber. Self-builder Jerry Clark proves that the resource is right there on our doorstep if only we knew what to ask for!

In-detail Insulation: energy consultant, Peter Warm discusses junctions between an insulated masonry wall and an intermediate floor, and a window.

Consumer turned producer!: concerned consumer, Christine Armstrong has launched 'Thermafleece' - a natural and environmentally friendly insulation …

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