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The Greener Way to Go: A Conversation with Matthew Cutler-Welsh

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Wondering how you can stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of sustainable architecture? Join us as we sit down with Matthew Cutler-Walsh, a leading expert in green building practices, for a deep dive into the rapidly changing landscape of sustainable building in New Zealand. Matthew sheds light on the recent H1 regulation updates, the enthusiastic support from industry professionals like Ben Nansett of MPB Builders, and the tireless advocacy efforts in Parliament. We'll unpack the surging Homestar registrations and the transition towards voluntary schemes, laying down the groundwork for meeting ambitious carbon reduction targets.
Tired of homes that overheat or lack proper ventilation? This episode tackles the critical gaps in New Zealand's Building Code around these pressing issues. Discover how Homestar's guidelines aim to mitigate overheating and improve ventilation through smart design and mechanical systems. Matthew shares personal experiences and expert insights on the benefits and potential challenges of various ventilation systems, underscoring the necessity of adequate home ventilation standards to ensure healthier living spaces.
Curious about the future of high-performance homes in the market? We explore the mounting demand for sustainable design and the hurdles that architects and builders face. Matthew offers practical advice on simplifying building designs for cost-efficiency and sustainability, the power of mid-build open homes as a marketing tool, and the game-changing role of energy modeling tools in achieving stellar Homestar ratings. Tune in to hear about groundbreaking projects, the promising built-to-rent sector, and how Matthew's podcast ventures are steering the industry toward a greener future. Don't miss this insightful discussion that promises to inspire and inform anyone passionate about sustainable architecture.
You can catch more of Matthew's expertise on his other podcast ventures, Homestyle Green (https://homestylegreen.com/) and The Passive House Podcast (https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/podcast)
Chapters:
0:01 - Sustainable Architecture and Green Building Practices
11:07 - Improving Building Code Gaps for Ventilation
24:19 - Market Demand and High Performance Homes
30:05 - Building Code Compliance and Efficiency
41:17 - Effective Design for Efficient Buildings
54:51 - Achieving High Homestar Ratings in Buildings
1:04:11 - Building Industry Podcast Collaboration
Follow us on @designpriciplespod on Instagram.
If you wish to contact us hit our DMs or email us on info@designprinciplespod.com

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Chapters

1. The Greener Way to Go: A Conversation with Matthew Cutler-Welsh (00:00:00)

2. Sustainable Architecture and Green Building Practices (00:00:01)

3. Improving Building Code Gaps for Ventilation (00:11:07)

4. Market Demand and High Performance Homes (00:24:19)

5. Building Code Compliance and Efficiency (00:30:05)

6. Effective Design for Efficient Buildings (00:41:17)

7. Achieving High Homestar Ratings in Buildings (00:54:51)

8. Building Industry Podcast Collaboration (01:04:11)

14 episodes

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Content provided by Sam Brown, Ben Sutherland and Gerard Dombroski, Sam Brown, Ben Sutherland, and Gerard Dombroski. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sam Brown, Ben Sutherland and Gerard Dombroski, Sam Brown, Ben Sutherland, and Gerard Dombroski or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Send us a Text Message.

Wondering how you can stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of sustainable architecture? Join us as we sit down with Matthew Cutler-Walsh, a leading expert in green building practices, for a deep dive into the rapidly changing landscape of sustainable building in New Zealand. Matthew sheds light on the recent H1 regulation updates, the enthusiastic support from industry professionals like Ben Nansett of MPB Builders, and the tireless advocacy efforts in Parliament. We'll unpack the surging Homestar registrations and the transition towards voluntary schemes, laying down the groundwork for meeting ambitious carbon reduction targets.
Tired of homes that overheat or lack proper ventilation? This episode tackles the critical gaps in New Zealand's Building Code around these pressing issues. Discover how Homestar's guidelines aim to mitigate overheating and improve ventilation through smart design and mechanical systems. Matthew shares personal experiences and expert insights on the benefits and potential challenges of various ventilation systems, underscoring the necessity of adequate home ventilation standards to ensure healthier living spaces.
Curious about the future of high-performance homes in the market? We explore the mounting demand for sustainable design and the hurdles that architects and builders face. Matthew offers practical advice on simplifying building designs for cost-efficiency and sustainability, the power of mid-build open homes as a marketing tool, and the game-changing role of energy modeling tools in achieving stellar Homestar ratings. Tune in to hear about groundbreaking projects, the promising built-to-rent sector, and how Matthew's podcast ventures are steering the industry toward a greener future. Don't miss this insightful discussion that promises to inspire and inform anyone passionate about sustainable architecture.
You can catch more of Matthew's expertise on his other podcast ventures, Homestyle Green (https://homestylegreen.com/) and The Passive House Podcast (https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/podcast)
Chapters:
0:01 - Sustainable Architecture and Green Building Practices
11:07 - Improving Building Code Gaps for Ventilation
24:19 - Market Demand and High Performance Homes
30:05 - Building Code Compliance and Efficiency
41:17 - Effective Design for Efficient Buildings
54:51 - Achieving High Homestar Ratings in Buildings
1:04:11 - Building Industry Podcast Collaboration
Follow us on @designpriciplespod on Instagram.
If you wish to contact us hit our DMs or email us on info@designprinciplespod.com

  continue reading

Chapters

1. The Greener Way to Go: A Conversation with Matthew Cutler-Welsh (00:00:00)

2. Sustainable Architecture and Green Building Practices (00:00:01)

3. Improving Building Code Gaps for Ventilation (00:11:07)

4. Market Demand and High Performance Homes (00:24:19)

5. Building Code Compliance and Efficiency (00:30:05)

6. Effective Design for Efficient Buildings (00:41:17)

7. Achieving High Homestar Ratings in Buildings (00:54:51)

8. Building Industry Podcast Collaboration (01:04:11)

14 episodes

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