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PH4NZ – Comments

by Jason Quinn

Updated 1 February, 2019

First published 1 Feb, 2019

Comments both good and bad (polite) are welcome. Especially where clarification is needed or errors are found.

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by Jason Quinn

Updated 1 February, 2019

First published 1 Feb, 2019

Latest posts:

Mould behind the fibreglass

I’m often asked to look at insulating external wall assemblies where the design team sometimes the construction team wants to…

Jason Quinn

Half of Kiwi homes still aren’t warm enough

I often hear from designers and builders that New Zealand homes are plenty warm these days. That is factually not…

Jason Quinn

Highlights from the 2026 Thrive Australian Passivhaus Conference

The THRIVE 2026 Australian Passivhaus Conference in Melbourne last week was great here are my highlights. Well worth nipping across…

Jason Quinn

Building the Future: A Vision for Homes That Meet Our Real Needs

Imagine a New Zealand where every home is a sanctuary. A place you can rely on to keep your loved…

Jessica Eyers

Reframing Passive House as decent housing

I’m currently deep in the weeds writing my latest book, Deep Energy Retrofit Handbook for New Zealand, and I keep…

Jason Quinn

Parka Wrap wins a 2026 PHI Component Award for window retrofits

Good news: Parka Wrap has just picked up a 2026 Passive House Institute Component Award for their Optimised Window Retrofit…

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