cnuto CNU 20 - Mechanical vs. Passive Technology: Looking for Balance in Building Science

This session will discuss tensions between mechanical and passive technologies in commercial and residential buildings. Advocates of passive systems argue that mechanical systems are an unnecessary complication and expensive; often resulting in buildings without the resilience to withstand power interruptions. Advocates of mechanical systems argue that many passive systems are unappealing to the market in many regions with even modest variations in temperature, and that the lack of understanding of humidity results in higher energy bills and mold issues.

William Browning, Terrapin Founder, Terrapin Bright Green
Ann B. Daigle, Program Manager, The Prince's Foundation
Hank Dittmar, Chief Executive, The Prince's Foundation
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Principal , Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company

cnuto CNU 20 - Mechanical vs. Passive Technology: Looking for Balance in Building Science
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