Lindsay Schack
@lindsayschack.bsky.social
Architect @ Love Schack Architecture in Bozeman, Montana & Driggs, Idaho. Experts in passive house design methods using natural, low-carbon materials; AIA Small Project Design KC Board Chair 2023, 2025 PHNetwork Board
www.loveschackarchitecture.com
www.loveschackarchitecture.com
Reposted by Lindsay Schack
Agreed. Just one more thing: Taking the "extra step" to achieve Passive House status is (by far) not as difficult as is often claimed: It's a matter of know-how and experience. Once implemented, it's actually quite simple. (Good airtightness is the core example—PH makes implementation achievable.)
June 7, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Agreed. Just one more thing: Taking the "extra step" to achieve Passive House status is (by far) not as difficult as is often claimed: It's a matter of know-how and experience. Once implemented, it's actually quite simple. (Good airtightness is the core example—PH makes implementation achievable.)
Reading this great thread from a campsite near St George, Utah thank you @holz-bau.bsky.social
There are pockets here of great bike infrastructure-so much potential to NOT sprawl out, if going ‘up’ were considered.
There are pockets here of great bike infrastructure-so much potential to NOT sprawl out, if going ‘up’ were considered.
April 19, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Reading this great thread from a campsite near St George, Utah thank you @holz-bau.bsky.social
There are pockets here of great bike infrastructure-so much potential to NOT sprawl out, if going ‘up’ were considered.
There are pockets here of great bike infrastructure-so much potential to NOT sprawl out, if going ‘up’ were considered.
Nice! Is this similar to 'DLT' dowl-laminated-timber, or would the fastener system be considered unique/diff?
February 18, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Nice! Is this similar to 'DLT' dowl-laminated-timber, or would the fastener system be considered unique/diff?
As a western MT resident that grew up in eastern MT, this is a very welcome report. I would love the option to take a train for business & personal travel in the state, and the potential for tourist train travel is significant (as well as the services that supports those MT ports of call). Bravo!
January 23, 2025 at 9:46 PM
As a western MT resident that grew up in eastern MT, this is a very welcome report. I would love the option to take a train for business & personal travel in the state, and the potential for tourist train travel is significant (as well as the services that supports those MT ports of call). Bravo!
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☝️The coolest thing you will see today.
'straw bale anchor' made for fast straw bale wrapping of houses. Perfect to turn unloved ugly industrial buildings into modern #passivehaus climate positive social housing for good urbanism.
And no this is not unsafe. 😉
From: www.schelfbauhuette.de
'straw bale anchor' made for fast straw bale wrapping of houses. Perfect to turn unloved ugly industrial buildings into modern #passivehaus climate positive social housing for good urbanism.
And no this is not unsafe. 😉
From: www.schelfbauhuette.de
December 29, 2024 at 8:28 PM
☝️The coolest thing you will see today.
'straw bale anchor' made for fast straw bale wrapping of houses. Perfect to turn unloved ugly industrial buildings into modern #passivehaus climate positive social housing for good urbanism.
And no this is not unsafe. 😉
From: www.schelfbauhuette.de
'straw bale anchor' made for fast straw bale wrapping of houses. Perfect to turn unloved ugly industrial buildings into modern #passivehaus climate positive social housing for good urbanism.
And no this is not unsafe. 😉
From: www.schelfbauhuette.de
That big ol roof over the garage is now hosting solar power!
December 22, 2024 at 12:13 AM
That big ol roof over the garage is now hosting solar power!
sketch to finished result - bravo!
December 18, 2024 at 6:41 PM
sketch to finished result - bravo!