Robert Curtis Architects presents their latest residential design in the Palisades neighborhood of Washington, D.C.: a low-energy, high-value, 2,800-square-foot Passive House, built in alignment with the highest level of construction quality in the world. This tour, led by Robert Curtis, NCARB, principal, and Oliver Curtis, HERS Rater, construction manager, will discuss the firm’s approach to merging maximum power design with Passive House construction techniques, which incorporates some of the latest innovations in material selection, structural design, and infrastructure.
2.0 LU HSW (AIA)
Open only to Museum members, $35. Members of The Corinthians and The Builders receive advance registration beginning May 16, by calling 202.272.2448 from 10 am–5 pm, Monday through Friday.
General membership registration begins at 10 am on May 23, and will be assigned based on space availability.
To upgrade your membership, contact the membership office at 202.272.2448.
Please note that most tours require extensive stair climbing. On-site registration is not available.
Photo: Passive House. Image courtesy Robert Curtis Architects.
Robert Curtis Architects presents their latest residential design in the Palisades neighborhood of Washington, D.C.: a low-energy, high-value, 2,800-square-foot Passive House, built in alignment with the highest level of construction quality in the world. This tour, led by Robert Curtis, NCARB, principal, and Oliver Curtis, HERS Rater, construction manager, will discuss the firm’s approach to merging maximum power design with Passive House construction techniques, which incorporates some of the latest innovations in material selection, structural design, and infrastructure.