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02/03/2019 1 Authors: Lisa Ker, Ottawa Salus Executive Director Sonia Zouari, Salus Clementine Co-project Architect, PH Designer for CSV Arch Presenter: Sonia Zouari, M.Arch (Hons) OAA, OAQ, CPHD The Greenest Home for the Most Vulnerable Salus Clementine / Karen’s Place Ottawa, ON, Canada #PassiveHouseSalus @salusottawa Wellington, NZ - February 09, 2019 Agenda Motivation for the project Goals Key building features Lessons learned and Performance to date Discussion and Q&A

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Authors:

Lisa Ker, Ottawa Salus Executive Director

Sonia Zouari, Salus Clementine Co-project Architect,

PH Designer for CSV Arch

Presenter:

Sonia Zouari, M.Arch (Hons) OAA, OAQ, CPHD

The Greenest Home for the Most VulnerableSalus Clementine / Karen’s Place

Ottawa, ON, Canada

#PassiveHouseSalus@salusottawa

Wellington, NZ - February 09, 2019

Agenda

• Motivation for the project

• Goals

• Key building features

• Lessons learned and

Performance to date

• Discussion and Q&A

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Motivation

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Motivation

Motivation

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Combat Stigma:

How the community sees us

Role Model:

How we see ourselves

Building Health Mental Health

How our tenants see us

From ‘housing’ to Home:

How our tenants see themselves

Motivation

Energy

Consumption

HealthComfort

Quality & DurabilityResilience

Life Cycle

Costs

Passive House Metrics

Annual Heating Cost

$27/yr per apt*

*: 570 kWh per year per 45 m2 apartment (average) @ 4.5 cents/kWh natural gas heating, no night setback

Goals

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Ottawa, Ontario

Heron Park

Goals

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Agenda

• Motivation for the project

• Goals

• Key building features

• Lessons learned and

Performance to date

• Discussion and Q&A

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PERMITTED HEIGHT : 11mYARD SETBACKS : Front: 6m, Rear 7.5mInterior side: 1.5m for first 21m and 6m beyond

CLEMENTINE BOULEVARD

Property Line

External Surface Area: 2877m2Internal Volume: 5470m3A/V ratio: 0.52

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“I feel like a royal king. … I’ve been here three weeks and this place has already changed my life.”

A LIGHT STEEL STRUCTURE ! for:• Easier Fireproofing• Lower Weight on the

Foundations• Stronger Seismic Resistance• Possibility of a panelized system

• Overall more cost effective

• Lower insurance long term

Foundations: Tray slab foundation and concrete

foundation wall

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Insulation Strategy

UV Protection Layer: Siga Wigluv Black

Ventilation Space – Rainscreen System

Weather Protection: Siga Majcoat

Airtightness Layer: Outboard SIP OSB

Interior Finish

3 in 1 : - Structure

- Seismic Protection

- Service Cavity

Fire Protection

Vapour Control:

Interior SIP OSB

Thermal Control

Layer

Interior Exterior

Fire Protection where limiting

distance requires it.

Typical Exterior Wall Assembly

432mm

U value: 0.106 W/m2K. (R54)

SIPs

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SIPs… Below Grade Above Grade & on the Roof

Locally manufactured SIPS outboard of the steel frame for affordability, speed of construction and a prefabricated system.

Basement

Tray Slab Foundation

Below Grade SIP

R47

Magnesia Board

Drainage Layer

Below Grade SIPS

Airtightness & Vapour Control layers

Damp-proofing/ Hydrofugation

Concrete Foundation Wall

Below Grade Wall Assembly:

R47

Exterior

Interior

Magnesia Board laps 100mm onto adjacent panel

100 mm

Foundation walls – Below Grade SIPs

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Foundation walls – Below Grade SIPs

SIP Connection to St Studs

SIP Connection to Strapping

R50 SIP alone!

Above Ground Wall Structural Insulated Panels :

A Non Conventional Wall

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Roof Panels

Continuity of the Insulating Layer

Thermal Bridge Free Design Strategy

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(x) 1562 times !

Thermal conductivities:

Neopor Insulation: 0.032 W/mK

Wood: 0.13 W/mK (x)3 times !

Concrete: 2.3 W/mK (x) 50 times !

Steel: 50 W/mK

Garbage room partition

Column connection Beam

Therm Modeling by Peel Passive House Consulting

Psi value: 0,024 W/(mK)

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Airtightness Strategy

Airtightness by design

Air permeability q50

0.60 m³/(hm²)

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UV Protection Layer: Siga Wigluv Black

Ventilation Space – Rainscreen System

Weather Protection: Siga Majcoat

Airtightness Layer: Outboard SIP OSB

Interior Finish

3 in 1 : - Structure

- Seismic Protection

- Service Cavity

Fire Protection

Vapour Control:

Interior SIP OSB

Thermal Control

Layer

Interior Exterior

Fire Protection where limiting

distance requires it.

Typical Exterior Wall Assembly

432mm

U value: 0.106 W/m2K. (R54)

air tight installation at the Steel brackets with Siga Nail Seal Tape

All service penetrations are meticulously taped for state of the art airtightness

“It feels like I am back to high school dating for the first time”

Salus Clementine Air Tightness Champion Cool Fact:17 Km of Siga tape!

Dryer exhaust damper

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Final Blower Dr Test Results:Depressurization:0.30 n50Pressurization 0.34 n50Average: 0.32 n50

Transparent Envelope Components

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Gaulhofer Industrie-Holding GmbH Betriebsstätte Mäder

A-8124 Übelbach Industriestraße 3, A-6841 Mäder/Vorarlberg T: +43 (0) 3125/28 22-0 T: +43 (0) 5523/526 30-0 Bank: Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberösterreich F: +43 (0) 3125/28 22-451 F: +43 (0) 5523/526 30-35 IBAN AT95 3400 0000 0004 3760

[email protected] [email protected] BIC RZOOAT2L

www.gaulhofer.com FN 201320i / LG f. ZRS Graz / UID: ATU 57122009 / ARA 9139 / EORI-Nummer: ATEOS1000063434 / DVR: 4012543 / DGNR: 400278413

93014942

• Fenetres:

U= 0.80 W/(m2K)

• Triple Vitrage:

U= 0.57 W/(m2K)

SHGC: 0.5

• Portes Exterieures:

U = 1.1 W/(m2K)

U=0.8W/(m2K), R7

Windows Are Amenities!

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PH Windows Installation: Auxiliary Insulation

Easier drawn than installed

Thermo-profile underneath doors

Exterior Doors

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Curtain wall detail

HVAC Strategy

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Supply:Exhaust:

Heat ExchangerERVHeating coilCooling coil

Gas fired Condensing Water Heater

Typ. Air Supply

to suite (Volume

Flow Controller)

Extract

Air @

Bathrm

Chiller

120 Gallon capacity.500,000 BTU/hour gas input

Su

pp

lyE

xtra

ct

SUITE:Supply air 52 m3/person/hr(17.7 cfm/person) Extract air 52 m3/hr @ bathroom

Regular

Suite

Transfer

Transfer Space Extract Space

Suite Ventilation

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Roof R Value (1.5 x )

Exterior Walls (2.3 x)

Below Ground Walls (2.3 x)

Basement Slab (2.7 x)

Windows (2.8 x)

Doors (2 x)

6.5 times More Energy Efficient than Ontario Building Code without accounting for all the thermal bridges effects waived in the OBC …

Heating bill: 27$/Apart/ Year

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Table for graph

Exterior wall - Ambient

Exterior wall - Ground

Roof/Ceiling - Ambient

Windows

Exterior door

Thermal bridge heat loss

Ventilation

Useful cooling demand

Non useful heat losses

Solar heat load

Internal heat loads

Check sum

0.0

23.4

8.6

74.6

4.8

84.9

2.90.3

4.0

0.10.10.22.1

1.71.7

3.8

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Heat losses Heat loads

He

at

flo

ws [

kW

h/(

m²a

)]

.

Energy balance cooling (monthly method)

Exterior wall - Ambient

Exterior wall - Ground

Roof/Ceiling - Ambient

Floor slab / Basement ceiling

Exposed Floor Over Parking

Exposed floor over garbage Rm

Exterior Wall to Garbage Rm

Windows

Exterior door

Thermal bridge heat loss

Ventilation

Useful cooling demand

Non useful heat losses

Solar heat load

Internal heat loads

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Sp

ecif

ic L

osses,

Lo

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s,

Co

oli

ng

Dem

an

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kW

h/(

m²m

on

th)]

Sum spec. heat losses Spec. cooling demand Sum spec. loads solar + internal

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Agenda

• Motivation for the project

• Goals

• Key building features

• Lessons learned and

Performance to date

• Discussion and Q&A

Lesson #1: A visionary, fully committed and Passive House educated Client

“why not the highest building standard for society’s most vulnerable people?”

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Lesson #2: The Charrette Way

Co- create and innovate achievable solutions

Educate Inspire Work collaboratively Design cross- functionally

Outdated codes and standards Narrow financing conventions Fear of the new and associated risks Lack of vision

Lesson #3: The “$$$” Power of a Strong Vision

“We wanted to leave something in her memory… This was the best way to do it.” Brother of Karen Nesrallah.

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Lesson #4: A committed team can overcome many difficulties

Integrated Design ProcessProject DeliveryLesson #5:

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Keep it simple … Airtightness/ Vapour

control strategies

Lesson #6:

Using non certified Ventilation unit (75%)

Using PHI-Certified Ventilation unit (85%)

PENALTY = 6680 kWh/y

Transmission Losses, Exterior Walls = 12281 kWh/y

Lesson #7: Use Passive House certified components

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42 formerly homeless people are enjoying a higher level of interior comfort and IAQ than residents of even the most expensive apartments in Canada!

Wrapping up

PH is the future…

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Questions Welcome

Thank you…

Sonia [email protected]

#PassiveHouseSalus@salusottawa