Come and see what’s possible and ask the questions that really matter. At our Anchorage Passivhaus Open Day on Saturday 14 November, we’ll be opening the doors to this striking Certified Passivhaus in Wyre Piddle, Worcestershire. But this isn’t just an opportunity to look around a beautiful house. It’s a chance to get behind the design decisions, technical challenges and planning journey that made the project possible. Three questions we’re often asked: 🏡 How did we achieve

Progress continues on our latest Passivhaus self-build project in Purley, with foundations and drainage now complete and the house about to emerge from the ground. The significant level change from front to back has created some interesting design and detailing challenges. We’ve enjoyed balancing these constraints while maintaining Passivhaus performance standards and keeping a close eye on budget, which is standard for us. Today’s heatwave site visit was intense, and we cert

We’ve always known Anchorage Passivhaus was a unique and exciting project; a contemporary, low-energy home set within a conservation...

The Anchorage Passivhaus is almost finished! After over four years of design, planning, and construction, we're thrilled to see this...

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We’ve received a fantastic and lovely review of Tim and Tom and the design which they are bringing to life at Knossington Passivhaus....

We wouldn’t say so, and that’s why we’re delighted to be working with Red Kite Community Housing and FSG Property Services to craft and...