BuildingEnergy Boston 2023 Session Recordings
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Wednesday Keynote — Why We Stopped Doing Deep Energy Retrofits After completing many Deep Energy Retrofit projects (DERs) in the late 2000s early 2010s here in Massachusetts, our residential design-build remodeling company's approach to energy retrofit work has shifted towards lighter envelope improvements and a... Full Description • Watch Video |
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Windows and Fenestration: Basics and Beyond Windows are a key part of the building enclosure, but they are also the costliest, most fragile, and worst thermally performing component. We will present on windows from our viewpoint as building enclosure consultants and forensic failure specialists. We... Full Description |
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Creating Healthy, Decarbonized Classrooms Many classroom environments are unhealthy and uncomfortable, creating poor learning environments with high absenteeism. Older, unventilated classrooms can be economically decarbonized with improved air quality and comfort. This session will present the... Full Description |
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New England’s Favorite Roof Retrofit: Moisture Data from Three MA Case Studies Dense packing cellulose in roof slopes has been a common insulation retrofit strategy in New England for a long time, however technically it has not been allowed by code without the inclusion of venting or foam insulation at the roof sheathing for... Full Description |
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Saving Energy in Hospitals with Passive House Techniques As the energy and carbon landscape evolves, the design and construction of hospitals must change to meet new challenges. New techniques, perspectives and methodologies must be applied to drive innovation and achieve outstanding results. From the dual... Full Description |