Want more Passive House in your workflow? Let's slam! Go from 100 to Zero (basics to certification) in one session. Check out 3 project case studies and best practices across the Design / Build / Verification spectrum. This session prepares attendees to set, achieve and certify passive houses from start to finish through strong team collaboration. Come away with an understanding of the Integration between Building Envelope + HVAC systems and how to rock the project timeline. Start with the reasons, ratings and criteria required for Passive House certification and swing into illustrated examples of Integrated Design, Specification, Air Quality Management and Monitoring. See photos of field installs, testing and field reports and feel the heart pounding rhythm of the mechanical room. Learn to plan for high efficiency HVAC equipment like heat pumps, ERVs, cooktop vent hoods, and make-up air, and even wood burning fireplaces! Join us for an illustrated tour of the beating heart of Passive House, and a lively Q+A. Continuing Education Units (CEUS) submitted 1 hour in* Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) Building Performance Institute (BPI) NonWholeHouse PHIUS Certified Passive House Consultant (CPHC) Submitted for American Institute of Architects - AIA (HSW) Certified Green Professional (NARI & CGP) Certified GreenHome Professional (CGHP) Pillar(s): Energy, Health, Materials American Institute of Building Designers (AIBD) State Architect / Builder License may be applicable Building Science Institute (BSI) Verifier Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) Speakers Shannon Pendleton, CPHC GHI Member Shannon Pendleton, CPHC, founder and principal of Sanderson Sustainable Design, LLC est. 2003 combines best in class building science with place, community advocacy, and historical context. Offering Certified Passive House Consulting and building science design and modeling solutions for clients and teams through listening, prioritizing goals, and sharing proven techniques. Specializing in zero energy, non-toxic, healthy buildings for multi-generational, affordable, low carbon communities. Experienced in new construction, reconstruction, deep energy retrofits, custom prefabrication, client advocacy, non-profit facilitation, and team building, monitoring, resiliency, carbon smart communities and community engagement. Neil Goldman, HERS Rater, Phius Verifier (he/him/his) As a certified HERS (Home Energy Rating System) Rater, I specialize in evaluating and optimizing the energy efficiency of residential properties. With a keen eye for energy conservation and sustainability, I assess homes to ensure they meet stringent energy performance standards. My role involves conducting comprehensive energy audits, using advanced diagnostic tools, and providing homeowners with actionable recommendations to enhance their property's energy efficiency. Whether you're a homeowner seeking to reduce utility bills, a builder aiming to meet energy codes, or a real estate professional looking to enhance property values, my expertise can help you achieve your goals. By collaborating with me, you can make informed decisions that lead to reduced energy consumption, increased comfort, and a smaller carbon footprint. Let's work together to make your home more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. Related Work: Assoc, AIA. / NCARB / Passive House Accelerator Host, Global Passive House Live! / Source 2050 In-House Passive House Consultant, Advisory Board Volunteer Experience: Solebury Township Environmental Advocacy Council Solebury Township Energy Transition Plan, Sustainability Steering Committee, Chair Aquetong Watershed Association, Vice President / Board of Directors Greater Philadelphia Passive House Association Founder Green Building United Passive House Community Founder/Chair(ret.) + Member Bucks County Audubon Society, Volunteer Delaware Riverkeeper Network, Volunteer Buckingham Racquet Club Board of Directors ret. A recent list of projects, presentations, advocacy, and volunteer work available upon request. Lessons Learned  1. Passive House Performance: Quickly set track and achieve healthy data-driven goals with clients and the team. 2. Understanding High-Efficiency Equipment + Appliance Specification: Determine the criteria needed for HVAC equipment, heat pumps, ventilation units, and heat recovery systems, and how energy efficiency ratings support Passive House certification. 3. Prepare for Success in the Field: Align build teams and timelines with third party rating. Prioritize safety and certification and get photos ready for social media primetime. 4. Deliver the Systems: Understand the strategies, types and sizes for different MEP systems and Air Quality Management: Explore strategies for ensuring superior indoor air quality and health, minimizing energy consumption and monitoring for smart operations and overall building and occupant welfare.