Dwell Explores Park Slope's Passive House
The interior of New York City’s first certified passive house has turned out to be very attractive, in our opinion. Dwell’s April issue has a big feature on the brownstone retrofit, as we learned via Curbed. Click through to the Dwell story to see more photos. What do you think of the results? A Sustainable…
The interior of New York City’s first certified passive house has turned out to be very attractive, in our opinion. Dwell’s April issue has a big feature on the brownstone retrofit, as we learned via Curbed. Click through to the Dwell story to see more photos. What do you think of the results?
A Sustainable Brownstone Transformation in Brooklyn [Dwell]
Inside New York City’s First Certified Passive House [Curbed]
Photo by Hai Zhang for Dwell via Curbed
This is a pretty high-end reno, done to strict German Passivhaus standards. The potential for making old houses more efficient is huge. It can be done (and will be done as more builders explore the technology) at lower cost and more for the average person. I am excited to see this develop. This isn’t the best example of the technology, imo.