UK Passivhaus Awards & PHT 5th Anniversary

Date: 7 July 2015	Time: 13.00 - 19.30
Location: Residence of the Austrian Ambassador, 18 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8HU	Cost: £50 + VAT PHT members

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Programme

13.00:	Registration & Awards exhibition
13:45:	Welcome address - The Austrian Ambassador, Dr. Martin Eichtinger
13.55:	Presentation of the refurbishment of the Austrian Embassy in London – Reduction of CO2 emissions / carbon responsible building by Nick Baker, Nick Baker Architects and David Gadsdon, Environmental Engineering Partnership
14.10:	Welcome address - Jon Bootland, Chief Executive, Passivhaus Trust SPECIAL FEATURE - UK Passivhaus Awards: Performance over time Introduction from the Passivhaus Trust Wimbish Passivhaus Oakmeadow Primary School Mildmay Centre Q&A
14.25:	RETROFIT PROJECTS: Introduction by Ecology Building Society Presentations from shortlisted projects: Admirals Hard, WARM Cre8 Barn, Green Building Store Passmore Street, Sturgis Carbon Profiling Voting
15.00:	Coffee break and Awards exhibiton
15.30:	LARGE PROJECTS: Introduction by Munster Joinery Presentations from shortlisted projects: Erneley Close, R-gen STEM Building, University of Bradford Wilkinson Primary School, Architype Voting
16.20:	SMALL PROJECTS: Introduction by Kingspan Insulation Presentations from shortlisted projects: Dundon Passivhaus, Prewett Bizley Architects Steel Farm, LEAP Voting
17.10:	Drinks and networking
17.20:	Address - Georg Karabaczek, Austrian Trade Commissioner
17.30:	Announcement of Award WINNERS by Chris Herring, Chair, Passivhaus Trust
17.35:	Photoshoot of Award Winners
19.00:	Close and move to Wilton Arms

NB - Programme subject to slight changes

Voting

The winners of the UK Passivhaus Awards are decided by PHT members. Notes on voting:

One vote per member organisation.
Please do not vote online if you are attending the awards ceremony as you will not be able to vote again or change your online vote.
Non-members are welcome to attend the ceremony but will not be permitted to vote.

2015 objectives

The 2015 Awards aim to celebrate the design and performance of Passivhaus in the UK. They will highlight that Passivhaus can be used on any building type to create beautiful buildings that address health and well-being, energy efficiency and occupant comfort issues.

Celebrate the Trust's 5th anniversary, vote for the best UK Passivhaus projects, and be the first to hear the announcement of the Award winners of 2015. The shortlist can be viewed here.

Celebrate exceptional Passivhaus buildings that are beautifully designed.
Recognise UK Passivhaus schemes that are being delivered at large scale.
Demonstrate that Passivhaus can deliver successful retrofit solutions.

Further Information

UK Passivhaus Awards 2015