This case study showcases a remarkable transformation of a 1960s semi-detached house in Monkstown, Co. Dublin.

This certified Passive House in Mallow, County Cork, completed in 2010, is a unique contemporary design by architect Miles Sampson.

This EnerPHit refurbishment project in Dublin involved upgrading a semi-detached house built in 1960.

The certified Passive House in Galway is a two-family home with a total treated floor area of 334 m².

A Passivhaus-certified home in Caherconlish, Limerick, designed by McMahon Conroy Architects

The Roebuck Student Residences in Dublin, designed by Kavanagh Tuite Architects, is a certified Passive House building with 130 apartments and a total floor area of 3,097 m².

This MosArt Passive House project in Ireland highlights sustainable design, combining airtight construction, advanced insulation, and a heat recovery ventilation system for energy efficiency and comfort.

This Passive House project in Ireland emphasizes energy efficiency and sustainability with high-performance insulation, airtight construction, and a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery.

This Passive House in Galway, Ireland exemplifies sustainable design with features like airtight construction, superior insulation, triple-glazed windows, and a heat recovery ventilation system for optimal energy efficiency and comfort.

This case study features a Passive House designed by Wain Moorehead Architects in Ireland.