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Can net-zero energy schools be achieved at a reasonable cost? Yes, with the right approach. Designing or retrofitting a school building is a complex process with many stakeholders and budgetary constraints. But as with any net-zero project, understanding the science behind low-energy buildings can help guide the design process and ensure that project requirements are met. This session will focus on balancing requirements for the building enclosure, HVAC, and renewable energy systems, as taking a whole-building perspective is critical.
Presenter: WISE Member John Straube
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Note: This live event will also be webcast. If you want to attend in person, you are on the right page. If you want to register for the webcast, please go to the webcast page.
What are LAB Events?
Learning About Building Science (LAB) Events are monthly training and networking opportunities hosted by RDH Building Science Laboratories. They are interactive, informative, casual events for architects, engineers, and anyone interested in building science. We hope to see you there!
More Information:
RDH Building Science Laboratories
167 Lexington Court, Unit 6
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2J 4R9
Phone: (519) 342.4731
live@buildingsciencelabs.com
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RDH is an Approved AIA CES Provider. This event has been approved for 1.5 AIA LU/HSW credits. Certificates are provided to all attendees to assist in self-reporting participation for other professional organizations such as the OAA.
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