Wildfire Resilient Homes: Policy and Building Solutions That Work
Wildfires don’t just destroy homes—they upend entire communities. From Paradise to Lahaina to Los Angeles, fire survivors face years of delays, red...
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Timothy Lorang
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Feb 1, 2024 9:57:46 AM
The exclusive interview by QeCAD with lead architect Tim Sweeney, posted on EINPresswire.com., highlights the Simplus Building System™, a cutting-edge technology revolutionizing the AEC sector. Sweeney Architecture, led by Tim Sweeney, specializes in sustainable architecture, offering prefabricated building components and consultation services. The Simplus Building System™ combines Passive House™ Design principles with MgO SIPs technology, promoting energy efficiency, rapid construction, and sustainability. Compared to traditional methods, it offers faster construction, lower labor costs, and significant energy savings, contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Sweeney has successfully implemented this system in various projects, including custom residences and mixed-use developments. AEC professionals can benefit from training and certifications in Passive House Design to leverage this technology effectively. While initial costs may be slightly higher, the long-term benefits in terms of sustainability and efficiency outweigh traditional construction methods. Embracing innovative technologies like the Simplus Building System™ promises a more sustainable and interconnected future for the AEC industry, combating Climate Change and ensuring brighter prospects for future generations.
Read the full article at Newswires.
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