This week we have Lloyd's latest Passive House Plus Revisited, a conversation with passive house heads Alan Clarke and Nick Grant about the passive house archive project that left Lloyd so smitten when he visited it last summer.

That we’re discussing archive systems shouldn’t put folk off - the point is about thinking differently, about what the challenge really is, recognising the reality of systems, the elevation of simplicity, and reclaiming the phrase “value engineering”.

Notes from the show

Follow Nick Grant on Twitter and Bluesky
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The Passive House Plus article that inspired the episode: Hereford archive chooses passive preservation, by Kate de Selincourt
Elemental Solutions, their practice
The Conservation Physics website that we mention

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PH+ Revisited: that archive building in Hereford, the one that uses passive house preservation, with Nick Grant and Alan Clarke