New York Passive House

The energy at the 2025 NAHB International Builders' Show has been electric! From immersive exhibits with real fire and water to the ultra-quiet Hush Hallway, we’ve showcased it all – below-grade to roof. Plus, our exclusive second floor WUI design strategies area was a highlight, along with much more. Over the past three days, fan-favorite building pros led hands-on demos and roundtable discussions that redefined high-performance building. And if you joined the R-Class, the perks were next-level with exclusive access to top building pros, a VIP networking event, and sleek ROCKWOOL x TRUEWERK hats. And while IBS may be wrapping up, the conversation doesn’t have to! If you have questions or want to dive deeper into high-performance building, connect with our on-site team below. ⬇️ (Left to right) Nicholas Stone, Brandon Collins, Chris Caporuscio, Michael MastAndrea, Omarr Cantú, Chad Holmes, Lewis Smith, Karen Babel, Rory Moss, Cary Robertson, Marco Paradiso, Kim Friedrich, Antoine Habellion, P.Eng, Carol McQuaide, Ali Al-Janabi, M.Sc., P.Eng., Sarah Southwick, Scott Debenham, Tyler Longtin, Chris Jessen, Ed Senniger, Mark Ciotka, Ashley Kudrasovs, Mark Bromiley, Cary Robertson, Brian LeVoguer, Pamela Jean Sadler CSI, CDT, Cassandra Mellon, CSI, CCPR. #ROCKWOOL #RClassIBS #IBS2025 #StoneWoolInsulation #HighPerformance #BuildingDesign #BuildingMaterials #HomeBuilders

Looking forward to speaking at the leading and largest construction & design show for New York! Join Scott Henson, FAIA's panel discussion at New York Build (Mar 12 - 13) by registering here: https://lnkd.in/esEcy_ZZ #NewYorkBuild

In The New York Times, explore the sustainable retrofit of New York University's Rubin Hall through a series of interviews with Michael Syracuse AIA LEED AP, FXCollaborative Partner; Cecil Scheib, Chief Sustainability Officer at NYU; Edwin Arnaud, building engineer; and Hayden Hyun, freshman and Rubin’s student government president: https://lnkd.in/ekmu98Qb "One of the critical things with these existing buildings is getting in early and understanding the building and what it is, and then designing the new project to take advantage of that. Work with it, not against the existing building. We were fortunate to be able to open up some walls and do some exploration before the construction to understand what this building was. These renovation projects are all about understanding the existing building and being super strategic. What do you really need to touch, and only peeling back as much as you need to. That has benefits in terms of time, cost and construction, but it also has benefits in terms of not constructing more stuff, more embodied carbon, in this world." - Michael Syracuse AIA LEED AP #sustainability #nyu #newyorktimes #sustainabledesign #nycarchitecture

The wait is almost over! The USA’s biggest Festival of Construction returns on March 12-13✨ Get ready for the biggest edition yet with more networking opportunities, world-class speakers and insightful discussions than ever before. New York Build is the ultimate platform to do business, grow connections and stay ahead of industry trends. 🎟️ Secure your complimentary tickets now before registration closes!

NY Build 2025 is just a few weeks away and I’m excited to take part in this important panel to discuss retrofitting strategies for NYC’s Historic Buildings. Apparently they’ve also invented a time warp to include my younger self. Maybe we can apply that same technology to our buildings? Join me to see what’s possible! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eNYwuuRh #NewYorkBuild #New York Passive House #ROCKWOOL North America

New York Passive House invites artists, students, and anyone interested to participate in the Regenerative Metropolis symposium’s artwork competition. #RegMo25 #PassiveHouse Parsons School of Design - The New School

[Event: Join SOCOTEC at New York Build 2025 Expo!] SOCOTEC is thrilled to announce that Abbott Price, Project Manager, Energy, will be speaking at New York Build Expo 2025 as part of the Architecture & Design Workshop! Session: "The Role of Passive House in the Path to Net Zero Codes"  March 12 | 11:00 AM   Javits Center, New York Abbott will join the discussion alongside a distinguished panel of experts in sustainable design: Sara Bayer, AIA, CPHC, NCARB, LEED AP - Magnusson Architecture and Planning PC, Louis Koehl, AIA CPHD - Handel Architects, and Ed May and Neil Rosen AIA, LEED Fellow, CPHC, CEM, CHFM from New York Passive House Meet Abbott Price Abbott is a dedicated Energy and Sustainability Engineer, specializing in energy, lighting, envelope, and heat transfer modeling. Using advanced techniques, she develops sustainable design solutions that: enhance energy efficiency, address condensation concerns, and ensure optimal indoor air quality. She also manages third-party certification documentation, federal and local rebate programs, and utility incentives, helping clients reduce carbon footprints, lower operating costs, and mitigate future risks.  Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights from top industry professionals on how Passive House principles are shaping the future of net-zero energy codes! Register for FREE: https://lnkd.in/dTZjWj7 #weareSOCOTEC #SOCOTECUSA #SOCOTEC #SOCOTECEnergyandSustainability #PassiveHouse #NetZero #Sustainability #GreenBuilding #NewYorkBuild2025 #EnergyEfficiency  

It's deeply gratifying to be involved in work that means so much to people and nice to see it in the NYTimes. Check out this touching piece about a mother and young son who live at Sunset Park Library and Apartments. https://lnkd.in/egQzQ3wh Developed by Fifth Avenue Committee and Brooklyn Public Library and the building was designed by MAP and the library by Mitchell Giurgola Architects. The contractor was Galaxy General Contracting Corporation.