Modular Multifamily Passive House: Design, Build, and Verify
LaMora Senior Living in Westchester, NY is the first completely modular Phius certified multifamily building in the world. This session presents the challenges faced relative to enclosure design, construction, and verification of this project, which does not follow the traditional site-built process. It includes specifics about the approach of designing a large multifamily building (trash, ventilation, out-of-boundary programs) as well as the difficulties of verifying a project in factory and field.
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Harbor 2
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Credit pending for AIA, BOC, GBCI, MA CSL, NAHB, NARI, PHI, Phius, and RESNET certification.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the critical differences between modular construction and onsite construction, and how the differences impact high performance building characteristics
- Summarize the process of verifying a Phius certified project, both in the factory and in the field, and how it impacts overall project schedule
- Identify critical design decisions that impact the ability to successfully execute a modular passive house project
- Describe how the detailing of a modular project is integrated with site built components relative to air, vapor, and thermal control