Form Follows Performance

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Habitat
Habitat
A compact edition of this landmark publication, which celebrates humanity’s ability to create buildings that for millennia have responded ingeniously to cultural and environmental conditions. There has never been a more important time to
·thamesandhudson.com·
Habitat
cove.tools | Sustainable Building Design | Energy Modeling Software
cove.tools | Sustainable Building Design | Energy Modeling Software
Design sustainable buildings faster and easier with cove.tool, the leading software for sustainable building design. Our cloud-based platform uses powerful simulation and optimization tools to help architects and engineers make data-driven decisions, reduce energy consumption, and minimize environmental impact. Try cove.tool today and transform the way you design for a more sustainable future.
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cove.tools | Sustainable Building Design | Energy Modeling Software
Climate Reanalyzer
Climate Reanalyzer
The goal of the Climate Reanalyzer is to make key climate information – models and station data – readily available to everyone. For perspective on climate and weather changes since the late 1800s, plot map and timeseries from climate reanalysis models. View daily station data from the Global Historical Climatology Network. Do you wonder how the current weather compares to the long-term average?
·climatereanalyzer.org·
Climate Reanalyzer
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PH Live Sync is an add-in for Autodesk® Revit® allowing two-way Live Syncing between the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) and the BIM All the hard work is done for you! Simply and quickly sync your BIM model with the PHPP.
·phlivesync.com·
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Introduction to PHPP10
Introduction to PHPP10
PHPP10 is the next iteration in Passive House design tools from PHI. This introduces huge changes for the work of high-performance building designers in Australia. Join Jason Quinn, Sustainable Engineering and Luc Plowman, Detail Green for this one hour webinar introducing the key changes and improvements to the PHPP software, and some discussion of the implications in relation to PHPP modelling and design of Passive House buildings in warm and warm temperate climates. Q+A to follow.
·vimeo.com·
Introduction to PHPP10