Architect Mark Miller and Builder Paul Abueva present the story; process; challenges; goals; concepts and techniques chosen and why in the creation of the multi award winning Lakeside NZPH project. A deep dive into the passive house techniques used in North Americas only round NZPH.
Climate+ is a podcast of Lincoln Bleveans, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SUSTAINABILITY UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE, ENERGY OPERATIONS for Standford University. In this compelling episode #62 of Climate+ Podcast, Lincoln sits down with architect Mark Miller to explore the revolutionary world of passive house design and net-zero energy buildings. Mark shares his journey from traditional architecture to becoming a certified passive house consultant, explaining how these ultra-efficient homes can use 80-90% less energy than conventional buildings. The conversation reveals how Mark has mastered the science of balancing every BTU of energy coming in and out of a building, creating homes that perform at extraordinary levels while maintaining superior comfort for their inhabitants. For anyone interested in sustainable building, energy efficiency, or the future of residential construction, this episode offers invaluable insights into how we can dramatically reduce our environmental impact while creating healthier, more comfortable living spaces!
Invited to speak about their project at The Michigan Net Zero Energy Conference, Architect Mark A. Miller presents a powerpoint on the design concepts that gave the project it's form and efficiencies. Later Builder Paul Abueva walks the audience through the project at this point midway in it's construction process.
The Green Homes Institute in Grand Rapids, MI documented the design and building of the Lakeside Net-Zero Passive House project along it's build. This video interviews the Architect Mark A. Miller and Builder Paul Abueva while touring parts of the home at the rough framing stage of it's construction.
Recording of a webinar Mark was asked to give to the Association of Licensed Architects. This is a great walk-through of the history, benefits and techniques of passive building.