First Cer­ti­fied En­er­PHit Re­si­den­ti­al Tower in North Ame­ri­ca: Con­struc­ti­on and Oc­cu­pan­cy

_{Com­pleted in 2021, the Ken Soble Tower Trans­form­a­tion is a ground-break­ing pro­ject re­hab­il­it­at­ing a post-war apart­ment tower in Hamilton, Ontario to the Pass­ive House En­erPHit ret­ro­fit stand­ard - re­du­cing green­house gas emis­sions by 94% and lay­ing the ground­work for the in­dustry-wide re­pair and re­new­al pro­jects which are ur­gently needed to main­tain thou­sands of apart­ments across Canada.}

The Min­ne­PHit Hou­se: Cold Cli­ma­te Pas­si­ve Hou­se En­er­PHit Pi­lot Pro­ject

_{The Min­ne­Phit Hou­se is a 2011 Pas­si­ve Hou­se re­tro­fit of a 1935 Mid­west ho­me that il­lus­tra­tes the path from ob­so­le­scence to per­for­man­ce, com­fort, re­si­li­en­ce, eco­no­my and su­staina­bi­li­ty in a cold cli­ma­te zo­ne.}

Small Town Com­mer­ci­al En­er­PHit

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_{The ana­ly­sis re­flects the ve­ry good be­ha­viour of the buil­ding in sum­mer­ti­me. In­te­ri­or tem­pe­ra­tu­res ha­ve a ve­ry high in­er­tia, mo­ving bet­ween 26-27ºC, worth men­tio­ning that we are de­al­ing with a well-pre­pa­red buil­ding user, com­bi­ned with a smart con­trol sys­tem (mo­to­ri­zed ve­ne­ti­an blinds etc).} 

His­to­ri­cal Tow­n­hou­se Loft Con­ver­si­on to En­er­PHit Plus

_{Pre­sen­ting a ther­mo-re­no­va­ti­on pro­ject con­ver­ting a squat­ted loft on top of 1905 te­ne­ment hou­se in­to high va­lue, net-ze­ro-en­er­gy space used as an of­fi­ce and as a re­si­den­ti­al dwel­ling by ap­p­ly­ing En­er­PHit Stan­dard.}

Re­si­den­ti­al Buil­ding Re­tro­fit to­wards Pas­si­ve-Hou­se Stan­dards: Best Prac­ti­ces

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