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--- planning:non-residential_passive_house_buildings:swimming_pools:start [2024/04/30 17:11] – jgrovesmith
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 [[.:energy_efficiency_in_public_indoor_swimming_pools|Read more]]
-Based on its research work, as well as practical experience from the first pilot projects and in-use performance monitoring, the Passive House Institute has published a **comprehensive guide** that outline the general concept and energy efficiency strategies for Passive House indoor swimming pools. In addition to specific\\
+Based on its research work, as well as practical experience from the first pilot projects and in-use performance monitoring, the Passive House Institute has published a **comprehensive guide** that outline the general concept and energy efficiency strategies for Passive House indoor swimming pools. The guide is available in English, German and French. \\
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 ===== Case studies =====
-The indoor swimming pool **Lippe Bad in Lünen, Germany** was one of two first pilot projects to be built based on the energy efficiency concepts developed in the baseline study carried out by the Passive House Institute. In order to verify that the concept and approaches in the afore mentioned baseline study worked (proof on concept) and in order to identify further energy saving potentials, the in-use energy performance of the pool was monitored in detail during the first 1.5 years of operation.\\
+The indoor swimming pool **__Lippe Bad in Lünen, Germany__** was one of two first pilot projects to be built based on the energy efficiency concepts developed in the baseline study carried out by the Passive House Institute. In order to verify that the concept and approaches in the afore mentioned baseline study worked (proof on concept) and in order to identify further energy saving potentials, the in-use energy performance of the pool was monitored in detail during the first 1.5 years of operation. Read more on the [[examples:non-residential_buildings:passive_house_swimming_pools:lippe_bad|monitoring of the Passive House indoor swimming pool in Lünen]].
-The following article from the 17th International Passive House Conference (2013), summarises the main findings from this monitoring: [[:examples:non-residential_buildings:passive_house_swimming_pools|Read more]]
-The **Bambados in Bamberg, Germany**, also opened its doors to the public in 2011. Similarly to the Lippe Bad the in-use performance was monitored in detail for the first two years of operation. Details report of this montoring are available in German [[https://passiv.de/downloads/05_hallenbad_bambados_monitoring_endbericht.pdf|here]]. See also entry in the online [[https://passivehouse-database.org/index.php?lang=en#d_4921|Passive House Database ID: 4921]]
+The **__Bambados in Bamberg, Germany__**, also opened its doors to the public in 2011. Similarly to the Lippe Bad the in-use performance was monitored in detail for the first two years of operation. Details report of this montoring are available in German [[https://passiv.de/downloads/05_hallenbad_bambados_monitoring_endbericht.pdf|here]]. See also entry in the online [[https://passivehouse-database.org/index.php?lang=en#d_4921|Passive House Database ID: 4921]]
-**St. Sidwell's Point in Exter, UK** is the first certified Passive House leisure centre in England. The building provides two swimming pools (25m main pool and 20m learner pool), a toddlers’ confidence pool, a gym, a spin studio, fitness/dance studios, a health spa with a hydrotherapy pool, changing facilities, a soft play area, a café and administrative offices. The project opened its doors to the public in the summer 2022 and is very popular amongst visitors. See also entry in the online [[https://passivehouse-database.org/index.php?lang=en#d_7393|Passive House Database: ID 7393]]\\
+**__St. Sidwell's Point in Exter, UK__** is the first certified Passive House leisure centre in England. See also entry in the online [[https://passivehouse-database.org/index.php?lang=en#d_7393|Passive House Database: ID 7393]]. The building provides two swimming pools (25m main pool and 20m learner pool), a toddlers’ confidence pool, a gym, a spin studio, fitness/dance studios, a health spa with a hydrotherapy pool, changing facilities, a soft play area, a café and administrative offices. The project opened its doors to the public in the summer 2022 and is very popular amongst visitors. Read more on [[examples:non-residential_buildings:passive_house_swimming_pools:ssp_leisure_centre|SSP leisure centre in-use energy performance]]\\
+Project outlook in the UK: [[https://www.passivhaustrust.org.uk/news/detail/?nId=1121|Leisure centers diving into Passivhaus]]
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 [[..:..:non-residential_passive_house_buildings|Overview]] of all articles on Passipedia about non-residential Passive House buildings
+Article on Passive House Accelerator: [[https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/articles/splashing-into-savings-with-passive-house-pools|Splashing into Savings with Passive House Pools]]