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“We are extremely proud of Alfred for his dedication to Passive House construction and for achieving this elite CPHC status,” said Ralph Childs, REHAU national sales manager. “Alfred’s CPHC designation is a natural extension of EuroLine’s existing high-performance building expertise. It also reflects our focus of having a strong team with the goals of bringing greater value and enhanced solutions to the market.”
 
“Windows are a fundamental element in a Passive House, and well-planned high-performance windows are a crucial means of achieving the comfort and energy balance goals”, said Jury, whose title of design consultant will now expand to include his CHPC designation. “With this in mind, I’m looking forward to helping our customers select the right technologically advanced products, while also serving as an expert guide as they go through the entire Passive House building certification process. It’s exciting to be part of a movement that can help customers and combat global climate change at the same time.”

REHAU and EuroLine, a REHAU customer since 2000, have been Passive House building advocates for decades. EuroLine was one of the first Canadian window fabricators to include in its product line the REHAU System 4700 GENEO® window – a Certified Passive House Component by the PHI.

“Both companies share a steadfast commitment to innovative design, superior product quality and exceptional customer service, which are the foundations of our successful partnership,” said EuroLine Windows President Davyd Funk. These shared values enabled REHAU and EuroLine to be involved with many residential, educational and commercial high-performance projects. Some notable examples are the Orchards at Orenco, a 3-story, 57-unit affordable housing complex that when opened in Oregon in 2015 was the largest Passive House-certified multifamily building in the United States. In 2017, REHAU windows and doors manufactured by EuroLine were used in Vancouver in The Heights, which at the time was Canada’s largest Passive House-designed multifamily building. 

To become a CPHC, professionals participate in a rigorous training program to learn passive building principles, receive hands-on training in modeling and learn to design and execute commercial, residential and retrofit projects. The training is approved by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for their Continuing Education Systems and by the Building Performance Institute (BPI) for their Continuing Education Units.  

Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, EuroLine Windows Inc. is the largest manufacturer of uPVC tilt and turn windows and doors in North America and an innovative designer of distinctive windows and doors for private residences and commercial buildings. Renowned for their incredible engineering, beautiful designs, and exceptional service, they build custom windows for clients across North America and projects around the globe. With their vast array of custom-made products and the wide range of colors, glass types and other accessories, the possibilities are virtually endless. For more, please visit https://euroline-windows.com. 

The Passive House Institute (PHI) is an independent research institute that has played an especially crucial role in the development of the Passive House concept – the only internationally recognized, performance-based energy standard in construction. PHI has assumed a leading position with regard to research on and development of construction concepts, building components, planning tools and quality assurance for especially energy-efficient buildings. More information is available at https://passivehouse.com.