Saskatchewan Conservation House
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saskatchewan-conservation-house-306-15186107
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Saskatchewan Conservation House
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The Saskatchewan Conservation House is an early exemplar of energy-efficient building construction that introduced best practices for addressing air leakage in houses. It was designed in response to the energy crisis of the 1970s at the request of the Government of Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Conservation House pioneered the use of superinsulation and airtightness in passive design and included one of the earliest heat recovery systems. The house did not require a furnace, despite prairie win
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Energy efficient house in Regina, Saskatchewan
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saskatchewan_Conservation_House
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2024-02-07T19:28:11Z
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