Smart Design For Hot/Humid Climates - Architect Peter L Pfeiffer, FAIA Part 2 of 2

Part 2 of 2Architect & Building Science expert Peter Pfeiffer is speaking at a local Austin event on how to design a home for our hot/humid climate. Green building is just building in a smart and organized way, listen to Peter as he shares he wealth of knowledge on this topic. -Matt Risinger Risinger Homes in Austin, TX. For more information on Peter's firm visit www.barleypfeiffer.com

[@buildshow]

You're welcome. He's an excellent speaker and his advice is very practical for this climate zone. Matt Risinger

[@j.collingallagher7030]

Matt Risinger do you have any references for contractors knowledgeable in building science for the Houston area?

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Matt, would be great to repost this talk so your now-much-larger audience has a chance to watch. So much common sense here. Shade your windows. Sure wish architects would listen...

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Really good talk. Just a simple overhang to shade windows make a huge difference. So obvious, but seemingly overlooked all the time.

[@rucacc]

i just have a few words to describe this speaking, amazing... i learn alot big thanks Matt

[@bepitan]

i had to look at the date of this video when he started talking about lighting...

[@LargestClassifieds]

13:20 "wouldnt it be a lot cooler if the car is parked under a tree?" ~ good point

[@tedcash2834]

Actually a bad idea, unless you want to ruin the paintwork on your car with bird poop and tree/leaf sap

[@janm5854]

what a soothing voice

[@moocrazytn]

Wish this guy would write a book. Just the kind I'd info I'm looking for.

[@ghettosuperstar2able]

Thinking about build in the Philippines glad I came across you sir Can you get a plan draw up in another country to build in another, or you have to get your plan draw up in the country you want to build in? Any advice?

[@latitude500]

Powerful information, thank you.

[@MrsLilLady86]

Thanks! This is awesome!!

[@go-getter2008]

Very great Info

[@skyangel6336]

I still have one of those things you put on the roof to allow heat to escape in the attic Did you say earlier those are not good?

[@marianghioda]

Thank you...again!

[@JM-ut7bn]

Just haae to pay for the coal saving btu architect with right colour counter top. Doddy awesome doody doo