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Peter Bielski, Ethos Homes in Canterbury, New Zealand
Season 1 · Episode 13

Peter Bielski, Ethos Homes in Canterbury, New Zealand

In this episode, Passive House Podcast host Matthew Cutler-Welsh interviews Peter Bielski, owner of Ethos Homes in New Zealand, about his experience building single family Passive House projects in a construction industry landscape of bare minimum buildin

Passive House Podcast · Matthew Cutler-Welsh and Zack Semke

November 16, 202044m 12s

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Show Notes

In this episode, Passive House Podcast host Matthew Cutler-Welsh interviews Peter Bielski, owner of Ethos Homes in New Zealand, about his experience building single family Passive House projects in a construction industry landscape of bare minimum building energy code requirements. Peter cut his teeth in construction in Germany, where he built homes with a major prefabricated homes operation that delivered over 900 homes per year. When he returned to New Zealand, Peter initially experimented with prefab in New Zealand, always guided by Passive House principles. Hear his story about his journey back to custom stick-built construction, and his full commitment to Passive House performance—its challenges and its rewards as a homebuilder and small business owner.

Visit the Accelerator's Week in Preview article for links to the events that Zack mentions near the end of the show. 

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