The future of our cities will not be defined by skylines, but by building performance. As we approach 2030, every new building in the European Union must meet zero-emission building design standards.

When most people think about Passivhaus training, they picture architects sketching details and calculating U-values. But the truth is that Passive House education is just as relevant to project managers, engineers, contractors, developers, and sustainability leaders.

A Blueprint for Net Zero Living

When we talk about the future of sustainable construction, one phrase rises above the rest: Passive House. But what exactly does it mean, and why is it increasingly seen as the clearest pathway to net zero buildings?

Shanganagh Castle in Shankill, Co. Dublin, is one of Ireland’s largest Passivhaus housing schemes. With almost 600 new homes now completed, it represents a turning point in how large-scale developments can meet the combined challenges of affordability, comfort, and sustainability.

Mosart is proud to be confirmed as an Academic Sponsor of the UK & Ireland Passivhaus Conference 2025, taking place on 7–8 October 2025 at ICC Belfast.

The future of our cities will not be defined by skylines, but by building performance. As we approach 2030, every new building in the European Union must meet zero-emission building design standards.

20 Years On, Passivhaus ‘Out of the Blue’ Still Excels in Comfort & Efficiency

The Passive House revolution is accelerating.
But who’s ready to deliver it?

What if a college campus could do more than host students? What if it could lead a movement? What if it could prove, not just claim, that sustainability and scale can live in harmony?