Future Housing: A New Paradigm for Building Performance Tracking
Buildings are for people. The lack of performance data on low-carbon multifamily remains a significant barrier to achieving equitable decarbonization. Future Housing redefines “building performance” to focus on resident experience, health risks and energy/carbon impact. Future Housing also seeks to create a public, equity-centered database of performance data on low-carbon MF buildings. In this session we will share the results of Future Housing R&D to date, including: measured energy and carbon from 320+ low-carbon MF properties in the Northeast, plus resident and health-risk performance metrics results from six of these properties.
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Evaluate how much energy low-carbon (i.e. Passive House-level) multifamily properties are actually using
Assess how residents in low-carbon multifamily properties feel about their homes
Review health risk metrics calculated for low-carbon multifamily properties
Explore an innovative approach to incorporating resident voices into measurement of building performance
Approved for 1 credit hour toward AIA (LU|HSW), BOC, BPI, GBCI (BD+C, ID+C, O+M, WELL), NARI, Phius, and RESNET certification