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Praxis Resilient Buildings, engineering for healthy, comfortable buildings
Passivhaus EnerPHit certification for existing buildings: What is it and how to achieve it?
As the demand for energy-efficient buildings continues to grow, the retrofit of existing buildings to meet modern efficiency standards has become increasingly important.
Which Christmas tree is greener? Real, artificial, or potted?
A real tree which we then take to the recycling centre? A real tree, but potted, which we could then re-use every year. Or a plastic tree which we could re-use for several years.
First summer in our Passivhaus: comfort, coolness and energy savings
I’ve worked on Passivhaus projects for more than a decade now, based here in Catalonia, north-east Spain. I came across the standard when I was doing a Masters in Architecture, Energy and Environmental studies at Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales (UK).
Overheating analysis in a Healthcare Facility: enhancing thermal comfort and energy efficiency
At Praxis Resilient Buildings, we conducted a detailed thermodynamic simulation to evaluate the summer performance of a multi-storey healthcare building.
Two Praxis Projects Win at the Green Solutions Awards 2024–2025
We’re thrilled to announce that two projects we’ve been deeply involved in—Mirador de Gracia in Barcelona and Guacamayas in Puerto Madero, Colombia—have taken home top honours in this year’s Green Solutions Awards 2024–2025.
Towards Greener Building Codes: The New Sustainability Document in Spain’s CTE Building Regulations
Sustainability is set to take on a more prominent role in Spain’s building regulations. The upcoming revision of the Código Técnico de la Edificación (CTE).





