Part 9 Upper Steps
June 2022 | Free Credits: BC Housing, BOABC, AIBC, CACEA
Disclaimers:
- Please note that, for the concerned organizations you are responsible for sending your CPD credit request to the concerned organizations; The Township of Langley does not submit CPD credits on your behalf. (Excluding AIBC LUs)
- If you attended this event live at the date above and reported for credits, you cannot claim any additional credits from this on-demand course.
- The content of this video is accurate to the date upon which it was presented. As codes, standards, bylaws, and requirements change, certain aspects of this course may no longer be accurate. Please, check with your consultants and municipality if you are unsure of requirements noted in the video.
Course Description
Dallas Hordichuk of Bernhardt Contracting presented this webinar on best practices for designing high performance Part 9 buildings. This included differences between upper and lower steps, as well as Net Zero and Net Zero Energy Ready strategies with respect to different building components (mechanical, envelope, aesthetics, and more).
Instructor(s)
Dallas Hordichik
RSE CEA. – Senior Energy Specialist, Bernhardt Contracting
Dallas is a Certified Energy Advisor and Red Seal Carpenter with a background in Production homes. He was the site supervisor for the Green Point project This project is a Net Zero, Full pedal living building challenge and Certified Passive House, It is the first in the world to reach all of these standards.
Over the last year Dallas has spent most of his time helping other builders reach these high levels of performance. He is also the project lead which created the Bernhardt Contracting Home Optimization tool which can run thousands of energy model scenarios in minutes.
Over the last year Dallas has spent most of his time helping other builders reach these high levels of performance. He is also the project lead which created the Bernhardt Contracting Home Optimization tool which can run thousands of energy model scenarios in minutes.
Survey Responses
“good information presented in a way that was very easy to understand and pertinent to my interest”
Anonymous Survey Response
“[Most valuable was: ] The message that it is not that hard to hit the upper steps with some proper planning. Shouldn't cost too much more to have an energy efficient house”
Anonymous Survey Response
“Coming from an Intern Architect, it was the understanding of the concern sets from the point of view of the builder with regards to performance, budget, feasibility of construction etc”
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