affiliate_literature:passive_house_certification
Affiliate Literature - Passive House Quality assurance and Building certification
| Publication | Year | Organisation | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Building Certifier Scope of Services The scope of services needed to complete building certification by a building Certifier can vary widely depending on project specifics and the experience of the project team. This guidance was made possible by Sarah Lewis and the Passivhaus Trust, who shared their work and allowed PHN to adapt it to the North American market. | 2024 | The Passive House Network(PHN), North America |
 | Passivhaus Certifier Scope of Services This guidance paper offers an overview of the tasks and responsibilities typically involved in the Passivhaus certification process, and provides a generic scope of services to serve as a starting point for discussions and agreements between project teams and certification bodies regarding roles, responsibilities, and expectations for achieving Passivhaus certification. | 2023 | Passivhaus Trust (PHT), UK |
 | Certified Passive Houses in New Zealand - a position paper The first Certified Passive House in New Zealand was built in 2012 in Glendowie, Auckland. At the time of writing, there were 19 Certified Passive Houses in New Zealand registered in the international database. The authors know of a similar number of Passive Houses that are in the process of becoming certified. Currently, all Certified Passive House buildings in New Zealand are detached, single family homes, town-houses, apartments and social buildings are however in the pipeline at the time of writing. | 2018 | Passive House Institute New Zealand (PHINZ) |
 | Claiming the Passivhaus Standard: Technical briefing document This document provides general guidance on the design for implementing and achieving Passive House standards in buildings. | 2015 | Passivhaus Trust (PHT), UK |
 | Technical Guidance - Passivhaus Quality Assurance: Large & Complex This publication addresses the growing importance of structured quality assurance systems for Passivhaus Standard buildings in the UK, emphasizing the need for effective tools, methods, and collaboration to ensure successful project outcomes while preventing cost overruns and delays. It highlights practical examples and clarifies Passivhaus Standard requirements for construction teams and site managers. | 2015 | Passivhaus Trust (PHT), UK |
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