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  • The Wall Street Journal

    Our Director of Operations, Mark Attard, shares both professional perspective and personal experience on the impacts of passive house construction on a home's resilience to natural disasters and climate change.

  • Image of Matt Risinger from the Build Show

    ReBuilding after CO fires

    Matt travels to Superior, Colorado to meet Joubert Homes to demonstrate how they are building to resist forest fires and other harsh environment conditions. 

  • Victims of the marshall fire stand on the lot their home previously stood on, ready to build a new more climate resilient home.

    A climate-friendly house for Marshall fire victims

    If there's one thing Peter and Michelle Ruprecht don't miss about their old home, it's the chills and drafts that would leak in each winter.

  • ‘Restore Passive House’ Is Designed for Marshall Fire Victims

    “Built with "firewise" construction using non-combustible cladding and roofing, triple-pane windows with tempered glass, and no overhangs that fire and wind can get under.”

  • Building Better to Weather the Future

    “It is an ultra-high performance alternative to other options for rebuilding that will be comparable in price to conventional construction but provide an unparalleled level of comfort, clean air, and long term energy savings.” - Rocky Mountain PBS

  • From Passive House Accelorator, how passive house protects against natural disasters

    How Passive House Protects Against Natural Disasters

    Passive House Accelerator talks to our Director of Business Development, Mark Attard, about his retrofitted home and what in his expert opinion protected his home from being destroyed in the 2021 Marshall fire.

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