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SUMMARY:High Performance Building Tour: Academy for Global Citizenship
DESCRIPTION:Join Phius Alliance Chicago and Illinois Green Alliance for a guided tour of one of the first targeted Living Building Challenge projects in the Midwest – the first phase of the Cultivate Collective Campus\, anchored by the Academy for Global Citizenship (AGC). The facility\, opening this fall\, includes AGC\, an early childhood education center\, a fresh food market and café\, an urban farm operated by Urban Growers Collective\, multiple solar arrays\, as well as a federally qualified healthcare facility operated by Esperanza Health Centers. \nAlso targeting Phius ZERO certification\, the project is designed by SMNGA Ltd. (Architect of Record)\, Farr Associates (Associate Architects) and dbHMS (MEPFP Engineers)\, among others and was constructed by General Contractor Power and Sergeant Construction (MBE Section 3). This six-acre campus will total nearly 90\,000 built square feet upon completion of this and future phases of development which are intended to include future educational\, farming and workforce development programming. \nThe facility is aiming to achieve Net-Positive Energy (105% of annual needs) and Net-Positive Water. High energy efficiency will be achieved through the pairing of highly efficient envelope design and sequencing\, energy efficient mechanical systems featuring a geothermal well field and photovoltaic panels. Net-Positive Water will use the integrated set of water collection\, conservation\, reuse and treatment strategies. The phased occupancy begins in September and will begin monitoring to prove out commissioning and verifications over the coming year as led by Bauman Consultants (CxA). \nJoin the tour to learn how the project team worked together to create a net-positive project\, learn future plans for the campus\, and also how this team is continuing to engage and positively impact the surrounding community. \nRSVP Required on Eventbrite \nWednesday\, Sep 20th \n4:30pm – 6:30pm \nDoors open at 4:30\, presentation/tours will begin around 5pm. \n$10 – Tickets Required \n4647 West 47th Street Chicago\, IL 60632 \n***This event will sell out so make sure to get your ticket early.*** \nSpeakers/Tour Guides: \n\nSarah Elizabeth Ippel\, Academy for Global Citizenship Charter School\nErin Lavin Cabonargi\, URBAN ReSOLVE\, Development Advisor\nSMNGA – Design Architect & Architect of Record\nFarr Associates – Associate Architect and SME Sustainability\ndbHMS Engineers – MEPFP Engineer and SME Sustainability\nV3 Engineers – Civil Engineer and SME Stormwater Capture & Reuse\nPower Construction – General Contractor\nBaumann Consulting – Commissioning Agent
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/high-performance-building-tour-academy-for-global-citizenship/
LOCATION:Academy for Global Citizenship\, 4647 W 47th St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60632\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Homeowner's Perspective: Living in a Passive House (Tour of Acorn Glade)
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Acorn Glade Phius Source Zero house for a project tour and homeowner’s perspective. Jen and Tom Smith will provide insights into their 6 years in this Phius certified Net Zero house\, and architect and CPHC Tom Bassett-Dilley will discuss the design concepts\, and how this house advanced best practices in design\, particularly for mechanical systems. \nSee this video for a description of the design process and a tour preview (from GreenBuilt Home Tour 2021). \nNote on parking: parking is NOT available on site for general attendees\, but the driveway can hold a few cars for those who are mobility impaired. The site is a short walk across a grassy field from Puffer School\, where there is ample parking. The house address is 4737 Puffer Road\, Downers Grove.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/homeowners-perspective-living-in-a-passive-house-tour-of-acorn-glade/
LOCATION:Acorn Glade\, 4737 Puffer Rd\, Downers Grove\, IL\, 60515\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231114T203000
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SUMMARY:Getting to Zero Illinois Summit + Limelight 2023 (Illinois Green)
DESCRIPTION:Join us on November 14\, 2023 at the Old Post Office for Illinois Green’s second annual Getting to Zero Illinois Summit\, followed by the annual Limelight Gala & Emerald Awards Ceremony! \nPurchase Tickets + Learn More \nIf you are a Phius Alliance Member\, watch your email for a $20 off discount code to this event! Click here to become a member now. \nThe Summit\nJoin Illinois Green from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM for a half-day summit exploring the path to net zero buildings in Illinois! This event includes a catered lunch\, panel discussions and inspiring speakers\, and opportunity to network with professionals working in the net zero design space. Attendees will learn how to make the business case for net zero buildings in Illinois\, lessons learned from case studies\, and discuss opportunities to bring net zero to the front of the building industry conversation.\nThe Summit welcomes policymakers\, designers\, building owners\, systems manufacturers\, and commercial real estate professionals to share best practices and collaborate on opportunities to scale zero energy and zero carbon projects in the region.\nContinuing Education: This program is eligible for self-reporting to GBCI for 4.0 CE hours. \nSummit Agenda:\n12:00 PM Registration\, Lunch + Project Gallery\n12:30 PM Opening Remarks\n12:45 PM Retrofitting to Zero: Prairie Trails School\n1:45 PM Taking Action: Making the Pitch for Zero\n2:00 PM Architect Exchange: Campus Path to Zero\n2:30 PM Networking Break + Project Gallery\n3:00 PM Taking Action: Advancing the Workforce\n3:15 PM Building Beyond Code: Developer Panel Discussion\n4:15 PM Architect Exchange: Multifamily Path to Zero\n4:45 PM Taking Action: Building on Policy & Progress\n5:00 PM Closing Remarks + Transition to Limelight\nRead more about the Summit sessions descriptions and speakers. \nLimelight:\nJoin Illinois Green from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM to share a fun evening with members\, friends\, sponsors and many other professionals from the sustainability industry. Enjoy drinks\, hors d’oeuvres\, a grand prize raffle\, and networking.\nThe awards reception and fundraiser bring together an amazing mix of the region’s top industry leaders working in the sustainability field and is an important opportunity to recognize the latest achievements in green building design\, technology\, and innovation in Illinois. This year’s event supports Illinois mission to bring all buildings on the path to net zero in Illinois.\nLearn more about Limelight. \nPurchase Tickets + Learn More
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/getting-to-zero-illinois-summit-limelight-2023-illinois-green/
LOCATION:The Old Post Office\, 433 W Van Buren St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
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SUMMARY:THE Holiday Party 2023
DESCRIPTION:THE Holiday Party of the season is back! Find all of your favorite people at ONE awesome holiday party this year. Join members and friends of the Illinois Living Future Regional Community\, Phius Alliance Chicago\, Illinois Green Alliance\, AIA Chicago COTE\, Carbon Leadership Forum – Chicago Hub\, Chicago Sustainable Construction Leaders\, Chicago Association of Realtors\, Climate Action Museum\, and the International Building Performance Simulation Association Chicago Chapter (CHIBPSA) for an evening of food\, drinks\, music and good times. \nLearn a little about each organization\, find ways to collaborate\, and learn about how to get more involved in 2024 projects and initiatives! \n**Tickets Required – RSVP HERE** \nHeavy appetizers and drinks (beer\, wine\, and soda) are included in your ticket price.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/the-holiday-party-2023/
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SUMMARY:Passive House 101: Introduction to Passive Buildings
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\nOur 2024 New Year’s Resolution is to spread our love of Passive Buildings. Learn the basics of the Phius building standard\, including Phius requirements\, tools used\, and unique construction methods. Join us to see why we feel Phius is the best building solution for reduced energy costs\, comfort\, and durability. \nWe will share the whys\, hows\, and examples of Passive House design and building in the United States. This presentation will provide a good baseline for those new to Passive House and will include the latest updates for those wanting a refresher. \nThis session is a must for architects\, builders\, real estate professionals\, those looking to buy or build\, or anyone interested in learning about the Passive House building standard. \nPresented by Phius Alliance Chicago board member Kelly Moynihan from HPZS. \n\nAbout the Presenter\nKelly Moynihan\, AIA\, NCARB\, WELL AP\, LFA\, CPHC®\, LEED Green Associate\, serves as a Principal at HPZS\, a design leader that pursues the preservation and creation of carbon-free\, equitable\, high-performance projects. Kelly is a multi-faceted architect with experience in multiple project types and scales including affordable housing\, K-12 and higher education\, historic preservation/renovation\, adaptive reuse\, and commercial interiors with an eye toward maximizing energy efficiency within building envelope assemblies and systems while creating beautiful\, healthy places for humans. \nKelly is actively involved with the AIA Chicago Board of Directors as Vice President of Membership\, Co-Chair of the AIA Chicago Committee on the Environment/2030 Commitment Knowledge Community\, Board Member of the PHIUS Alliance Chicago Chapter\, and member to both the Living Future Illinois Community and Illinois Green Alliance\, developing educational programs/events focused on decarbonizing the built environment. Most recently\, Kelly was awarded the 2023 AIA Illinois John Wellborn Root Award\, recognizing her service and leadership.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/passive-house-101-introduction-to-passive-buildings-2024/
LOCATION:Online – Zoom
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Phius Alliance Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce that we will be having our first annual members meeting on February 21st\, from 5:00-5:45pm! \nDetails \nDate: February 21st\, 5:00-5:45pm \nLocation: Chicago Public Library – Near North Branch \nAddress: 310 W Division St\, Chicago\, IL 60610 \nCome connect with fellow members\, learn more about what we’ve been up to and find out ways to get involved in 2024. And in case you haven’t heard\, we are currently accepting calls for nominations to join the board. If you’re interested in learning more you can check out the website or send us an email at info@passivehousechicago.org. We’ll also share more info at the meeting. \nWe will be having our monthly February meeting immediately following the annual meeting and the topic will be Lessons Learned from a Phius Rater. \nWe really hope you can make it! \n  \nRSVP Here \n  \nAgenda \n\nWelcome and update on the work we’ve been doing.\nIntroduction to the Board Committees.\nLearn ways to get more involved including joining a committee or the board.\n\nThis meeting is for paid members of the Phius Alliance Chicago Chapter. If you would like to learn more about joining our chapter\, click here. \n  \nRSVP Here
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/phius-alliance-annual-meeting-2024/
LOCATION:Chicago Public Library – Near North Branch\, 310 W Division St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60610\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Lessons Learned from a Phius Rater
DESCRIPTION:An essential piece to any certified PHIUS building is an experienced Rater. And from experience comes a deep understanding of the processes\, procedures\, and potential pitfalls of delivering a Passive Building. Please join us as one such expert in energy consulting\, Juanita Ellias\, shares her perspectives\, best practices and guidance for all members of a project team to perform their best. \nLearning objectives: \n\nDescribe the role of each team member and why they need to be fully engaged for a successful project.\nDefine the overall tasks a Rater performs throughout a project.\nDifferentiate between what a Rater\, CPHC\, Architect\, and Builder are responsible for.\nIdentify the most common oversights made by project teams.\nDiscuss value of experience\, expertise\, and training necessary for PH projects and how to mitigate when one or more team members are lacking.\n\n  \nPresenter Bio:\nJuanita Ellias\, is a PHIUS+ Rater/Verifier\, and owner of Rivercity Woodworking LLC in Milwaukee\, WI. Rivercity Woodworking opened in 1998\, and in 2008 shifted the direction from restoration to energy consulting services\, becoming fully certified as a RESNET Rater in 2010. In 2013\, she started her Passive journey by being formally trained as a Rater with her first certified house 2016. \nFrom Juanita\, “I have too many degrees to think about: art (painting and sculpture); architectural history; historic preservation methods and policies; HVAC and Advanced Refrigeration and Air Condition. Most important and during the first energy crisis in 1970s my husband and I bought an old house (built 1885-1913 in stages) in Milwaukee. This became my New School and Laboratory where I had learned about the aging process in buildings\, heat loads and modeling\, materials\, reticence in the trades\, and new industries. \nThe program I entered in 2013 was PHI and over the next 10 years the PHI became PHIUS+ and I became as a result not just a Rater\, but also a Verifier for DOE and EPA programs –Energy Star\, the EPA Indoor AirPLUS\, Watersense\, and RESNET QAD. The paperwork blossomed\, the responsibilities blossomed\, and the certifications and re-certifications blossomed. Interest in building a Passive House has also blossomed. In watching a project evolve from start to finish makes sense only from the perspective spelled out in the PHIUS+Guidebook (in 3 versions from 2015\, 2018\, 2022 . . .). The complexity embedded in this document is lost to the public and often to many of the specialists working under the guidelines.”
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/lessons-learned-from-a-phius-rater/
LOCATION:Chicago Public Library – Near North Branch\, 310 W Division St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60610\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Slipstream Affordable Housing Pilot Program - Focus on Energy
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\nMary and Connor will discuss how Qualified Allocation Plans (QAP) and utility incentive programs can support high-performance PHIUS outcomes in affordable housing. We will share our findings from the Focus on Energy Passive Building Pathway program (Wisconsin) and ComEd Passive Building Pathway (Northern IL). \nLearning Objectives \n\nIdentify funding sources to support affordable multifamily passive projects\nUnderstand the process and requirements to leverage financial tools at various stages of project development\nShare best practices in team formation\, design approaches\, construction\, and quality control\nCombining competitive QAP point structures and utility incentive programs to support market adoption of high performance standards such as Phius.\n\nAbout the Presenters \nConnor Jansen (he/him)\nConnor Jansen is a technical services director at Slipstream. He has over fifteen years of experience providing leadership in the development of energy efficient and sustainable buildings. His approach focuses on engagement of stakeholders and integration of technical strategies to achieve high performance outcomes. Passionate about combining his deep knowledge of building design and utility programs\, Connor works to develop innovative processes and collaborative partnerships that advance measurable impacts in energy equality and occupant well-being. Connor’s work includes managing the delivery of utility energy efficiency programs and pilots including ComEd’s Passive Building pathway\, energy planning\, new product design\, and consultation to owners and design teams. \nMary Kuhn (she/her)\nMary Kuhn is a Program Manager at Slipstream. She has worked as an urban planner for the past twelve years focusing on equitable development with marginalized communities. At the City of Chicago\, she managed grant funds for entrepreneurs in disadvantaged areas with the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (NOF). At Wright College in Chicago\, she oversaw administration\, compliance and reporting for the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education (CTE) grant ensuring established metrics were met to increase retention and optimize workforce development outcomes across sixteen CTE Programs. Most recently\, she managed a program for the DC-based organization Open Referral that uses data standards and open source tools that make it easier to share\, find and use information about health\, human\, and social services. She believes strongly in the mission of the Affordable Housing New Construction program at Slipstream and is proud to serve as a Program Manager.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/slipstream-affordable-housing-pilot-program-focus-on-energy/
LOCATION:Online – Zoom
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Scaling Up Passive House in Milwaukee
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a presentation of the Edison Tower project which is a 32-story mass timber apartment building in downtown Milwaukee also pursing Phius Certification. This presentation will cover how the Phius principles are applied to high-rise residential. We will cover the unique challenges that aren’t present on single family or low/mid-rise residential buildings. The discussion will include perspectives from the Designer\, Developer\, and CPHC to give a well rounded overview of the project. \nLearning Objectives:\n1. Load specific Phius challenges associated with high-rise residential\n2. WUFI workflow for modeling centralized heating & cooling systems that aren’t air sourced heat pumps\n3. A better understanding into hybrid mass timber structures\n4. Areas to target for carbon reduction while still pursuing Phius \nPresenters:\nScott Farbman\, CPHC and MEP\nDaniel Glaessl\, Developer\nPaul Alessandro\, Architect\nJordan Komp\, Structural Engineer
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/scaling-up-passive-house-in-milwaukee/
LOCATION:Online – Zoom
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Summer Solstice Soiree
DESCRIPTION:Please join Phius Alliance Chicago and Eco Achievers for our annual Summer Solstice Soiree! Let’s toast to the new summer season\, local green building highlights\, and most importantly\, to being together. Tasty food and drinks provided! Please feel free to share this invite. \nAdditionally\, we’d like to invite you to visit Oak Park’s newest and only Multifamily Phius project: 7 Van Buren! The project is located on the corner of Van Buren & S Austin Blvd\, and a 7 min walk from the Blue Line. We recommend carpooling if you are planning to attend both the tour and soiree. Tour runs from 5-5:45pm. \n*Interested in attending either of these events? Please email roxanne@ecoachievers.com to get on the list*
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/summer-solstice-soiree/
LOCATION:Maya Del Sol\, 144 S Oak Park Ave\, Oak Park\, IL\, 60302\, United States
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