Session 1/13 - Thursday 27th February 2025 (13:05 - 13:55)

Speaker: Ann-Marie Fallon

Project: Entopia Building, Cambridge - EnerPHit

Join us to hear from Anne-Marie Fallon as she talks us through the Entopia Building, formerly a 1930's telephone exchange, which now requires just 15% of the energy requirement of the original building thanks to a radical EnerPHit upgrade.

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Session 2/13 - Thursday 6th March 2025 (13:05 - 13:55)

• Speaker: Gwilym Still
• Project: Greenhaus, Manchester - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Gwilym Still as he talks through ‘Greenhaus’ a nine-storey development of 96 affordable homes in Chapel Street, Salford, set to be the largest certified Passivhaus social housing scheme in Manchester and the North West of England. The proposal has secured funding from major high street lenders NatWest.

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Session 3/13 - Thursday 13th March 2025 (13:05 - 13:55)

• Speaker: Sally Godber
• Project: City of York Homes - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Sally Godber as she talks through WARM’s projects for the City of York Council who have embraced the Passivhaus standard as part of their approach to delivering zero carbon homes in use. The projects span 4 sites and total 253 homes, the first of which will be handed over in late 2025. Sally will cover design optimisation for embodied and in use energy consumption, plus lessons learnt throughout the project.

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Session 4/13 - Thursday 20th March 2025 (13:05 - 13:55)

• Speaker: Alan Clarke
• Project: Carlton Chapel House, London - Part 1 Building Fabric - EnerPHit

Join us to hear from Alan Clark as he talks through part 1 of 2 on the building fabric interventions on Carlton Chapel house. A bold overhaul of a run-down 1980s concrete social housing block has improved the lives of its residents and contributed to positive climate action. The lessons learnt from this challenging EnerPHit could provide a blueprint for upgrading swathes of similar properties.

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Session 5/13 -Thursday 27th March 2025 (13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Alan Clarke
• Project: Carlton Chapel House, London - Part 2 Services - EnerPHit

Join us to hear from Alan Clark as he talks through part 2 of 2 on the services at Carlton Chapel house. A bold overhaul of a run-down 1980s concrete social housing block has improved the lives of its residents and contributed to positive climate action. The lessons learnt from this challenging EnerPHit could provide a blueprint for upgrading swathes of similar properties.

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Session 6/13 - Thursday 3rd April 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Sarah Lewis
• Project: East Lothian Home, Scotland - towards EnerPHit

Join us to hear from Sarah Lewis, Research and Policy Director at the UK Passivhaus Trust, shares her personal journey of retrofitting her 1950s home in Scotland—achieving a 90% reduction in space heating demand and dramatically improving indoor air quality. But beyond the numbers, this retrofit was about crafting a home that balances comfort, sustainability, and the joy of living.

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Session 7/13 - Thursday 10th April 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Gwilym Still
• Project: Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Gwilym Still about the Lucy Cavendish College mixed-use project, set in West Cambridge's historic conservation area, combining student accommodation, social spaces and a café. To meet the College's ambitious near zero carbon future-proofing visions for the future, an ultra low energy (& carbon) design was crucial.  To minimise the embodied carbon within the building, the primary structural design utilises CLT (Cross Laminated Timber) with hand-made tile hung façade and lime mortar brickwork and low embodied carbon cement replacements.  The CLT primary structure also forms the airtightness line, with taped panel joints and robust detailing achieving a final air test result of 0.3 ACH, well within the Passivhaus target of 0.6 ACH.

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Session 8/13 - Thursday 17th April 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Kirsty Maguire
• Project: The Seed Dundee - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Kirsty Maguire about The Seed, set on a site surrounded by mature trees, this is a shared home for 2 families. Keen to avoid concrete, the home is timber-rich from structure, through to insulation and cladding, and use steel screw pile foundations. Seed is also designed to be deconstructed at end of life and elements reused.

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Session 9/13 - Thursday 24th April 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Will South
• Project: SAP3 project UWE, Bristol - Targeting Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Will South about the SAP3 Project at the University of the West of England (UWE) Frenchay campus formed of three six-storey blocks of student accommodation. At GIA 27,000m2 this is currently the largest development certified to the Passivhaus Building standard in the UK. Passivhaus was selected for the project as part of UWE's target to be Net Zero by 2030. Built using flat slab in-situ concrete frame with SFS lightweight steel wall infill, the airtightness line was designed to be located on the external face of the building structure. The project team have selected one single optimised window type for most of the 900 bedrooms, to work with every orientation, to balance heat loss, solar gains, natural ventilation, daylight, the views out, and buildability.

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Session 10/13 - Thursday 1st May 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Rupert Daly
• Project: Cedar Court, Woodside, Glasgow - Retrofit

Join us to hear from Rupert Daly about the deep retrofit of the high rise apartment blocks at Cedar Court and Cedar Street. Built in the 1960s, these concrete towers now look like new, and perform better than most new builds, providing warmth and comfort to the tenants of 314 homes who remained in situ whilst the major refurbishment took place.

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Session 11/13 - Thursday 8th May 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Ann-Marie Fallon
• Project: Riverside School, Perth Scotland - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Ann-Marie about the Riverside school for Perth & Kinross, the first Passivhaus primary school in Scotland. With a brick façade and steel frame, the interior materials were carefully chosen for performance and minimal toxicity and include linoleum, wood wool fibre acoustic panels, as well as natural timber finishes to create a high-quality, uplifting and calm environment that enhance wellbeing.

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Session 12/13 - Thursday 15th May 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Ann-Marie Fallon
• Project: Harris Academy, London - Certified Passivhaus New Build

Join us to hear from Ann-Marie about the pioneering Harris Academy Sutton is the UK’s first Passivhaus secondary school and the largest Passivhaus school in the UK. Natural materials including timber and copper act as structural and decorative touches on the impressive 10,625m2 space. It has an air leakage score of 0.3ACH.

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Session 13/13 - Thursday 22nd May 2025(13:05 to 13:55)

• Speaker: Sally Godber
• Project: Agar Grove, London - Retrofit

Join us to hear from Sally Godber about this dense residential development of Agar Grove for Camden Council. WARM started work on this ground-breaking scheme in 2013 and have seen 205 homes across 6 blocks certified to the Passivhaus standard, claiming many ‘firsts’ along the way. Sally will cover aspects from the design, construction, and post occupancy monitoring and what they’ve learnt along the way.

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