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UK Passivhaus Awards 2013

About

2013 Winners

2013 Shortlisted projects

Awards Timeline

Benefits of entering

Awards ceremony


About

The 2013 UK Passivhaus Awards, celebrated the design and performance of Passivhaus in the UK. It highlight the achievements of the Passivhaus pioneers and that Passivhaus can apply to any building type to create beautiful buildings.

The objective of the 2013 awards was to gather data on performance of UK Passivhaus buildings and demonstrate that Passivhaus buildings address occupant health and well-being, energy saving and other sustainability issues.

 

Winners

Totnes Passivhaus

Passivhaus Homes LTD

Lancaster Co-housing Project

Eco Arc Architects & Alan Clarke

Canolfan Hyddgen

JPW Construction

Totnes Passivhaus Lancaster Cohousing Canolfan Hyddgen

Private Housing

Sponsored by Ecology Building Society

Social Housing

Sponsored by Kingspan Insulation Ltd

Non-domestic

 Sponsored by Munster Joinery ltd


Further Information available here: 2013 Winners


 

2013 Shortlist

The shortlisted projects for the 2013 awards were:

Private Housing (sponsored by Ecology Building Society)

• Crossway, Hawkes Architecture Ltd.

• Plummerswood, Gaia Research

• Totnes Passivhaus, Passivhaus Homes Ltd.

Social Housing (sponsored by Kingspan Insulation Ltd)

• Ditchingham Passivhaus, Parsons & Whittley

• Lancaster Cohousing Project, Eco Arc Architects

• Racecourse Passivhaus Bungalows, Gentoo

Non-domestic (sponsored by Munster Joinery)

• Canolfan Hyddgen, JPW Construction

• Green Base, Simmonds Mills Architects

• Interserve Office, Interserve

 

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Judges

The judging panel comprise of leading CEPH designers and prominent figures from the fields of low energy building design:

Nick Grant Technical Director, Passivhaus Trust

Jon Bootland Chief Executive, Passivhaus Trust

Lynne Sullivan OBE Co-founding Partner, Sustainable By Design

Hattie Hartman Sustainability Editor, The Architects' Journal

 

Judging criteria

All entries were judged against the following criteria:

  • Energy consumption
  • Quality of the indoor environment
  • Occupant feedback
  • Design philosophy/ innovation
  • Aesthetics
  • Other sustainability features

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The Awards timeline

15th May     Phase I submission

3rd   June   Announcement of Shortlisted projects

21st June   Phase II submission

25th June   Online voting for PHT members opens

3rd July      Online voting for PHT members closes

4th July      Presentations and voting for shortlisted projects

                    Announcement of winners at Awards ceremony

 


Benefits of entering

  • The UK Passivhaus Awards are the only dedicated awards for Passivhaus in the UK.
  • All shortlisted projects in the awards were promoted as pioneers of their sector through all the Passivhaus Trust marketing channels and the media. 
  • The shortlisted projects were featured prominently on the Passivhaus Trust website, which attracts over 16,000 page impressions per month.
  • All shortlisted entrants and their projects were featured in a special edition of the Passivhaus Trust newsletter which reaches over 2,000 developers, housing associations, architects, engineering consultants and other organisations in 15 countries.
  • All shortlisted projects were promoted in selected Press.
  • The shortlisted entry teams/ individuals were invited to present their project at the Awards ceremony on 4 July 2013 to an audience of key industry leaders, clients, architects and engineering consultants.
  • In addition, all projects shortlisted in the 2013 UK Passivhaus Awards, featured in an A1 poster exhibition on display at the UK Passivhaus conference 2013 and at other major Passivhaus events.
  • The winning projects featured in a special edition of the Passivhaus Trust newsletter and received detailed coverage in the Passive House+ magazine and 24housing. 

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