
200: Designing for Extremes In Australia's Changing Climate
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In this third episode of our Cooling and Sumer Resiliency series, we welcome back Andy Marlow to discuss the unique challenges of designing Passive Houses in Australia's increasingly hot and varied climate. We dive into the nuances of maintaining comfort in the face of rising temperatures, the importance of shading, and the evolving role of mechanical cooling. Andy shares insights on the balance between traditional Passive House principles and the need for innovative solutions in warmer regions. Whether you're a designer, builder, or just curious about sustainable housing, this episode offers valuable perspectives on adapting to climate extremes.
https://www.envirotecture.com.au/
Mary's 10 Steps to Hardening Your Home Against Wildfire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=626NQeQGH7s
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