Air pollution amongst other forms of pollution is a greater global threat than Ebola and HIV, according to warnings by the World Health Organisation.
About 28,000 people in the UK die every year from air pollution.
External air pollution is critical for public health not only in larger cities, such as London and Glasgow, but also in smaller cities and towns, when dwellings are adjacent to major roads or rail lines (unless electrified). In such situation natural ventilation can drastically increase indoor levels of NOx and other toxins. Careful thought needs to go into designing an appropriate ventilation strategy, which could e.g. involve active carbon filters or demand controlled ventilation, in order to minimise ventilation rates whilst maintaining a good indoor environment.
The Homebuilding and Renovating Show 2025 brought thousands of visitors to the SEC in Glasgow to learn more about the products and services out there…
Best MVHR Solutions Company 2025 Scotland awarded to PAUL Heat Recovery The Design & Build Awards, hosted by BUILD Magazine has awarded the 2025 Best…
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We Support the Scottish Passivhaus Equivalent PAUL Heat Recovery and the Passivhaus Trust support the campaign to implement an equivalent to the Passive House standard…
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Fresh air – the forgotten weapon in the fight against Coronavirus Following is an abstract from an article in BBC News from 24th December 2020…
NEW study shows MVHR is the best ventilation strategy for every home The Passivhause Trust, alongside others, have recently broadcast a new study showing that…
We are going to the World Expo in Dubai PAUL Heat Recovery Scotland is part of an exciting project together with Heriot-Watt University: A new…
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Call for Building ‘Safe Haven’ Campaign The mother of a young girl who died from an asthma attack linked to air pollution is to demand…
Black House – Shortlisted for RIBA 2019 Award The decision of the architects to locate this black timbered house within a dipping rocky depression close…
New Passivhaus development in Hamilton This development of 3 Passivhaus dwellings of PaperIgloo Architects is an exciting new venture in a beautiful setting as the…
Grand Designs and RIBA Scotland Award winning project with PAUL MVHR This stunning private residence nestled into the Scottish Highlands on the banks of Loch…
CPD Accreditation for Domestic Ventilation We have now obtained CPD accreditation for our corporate presentation, which is tailored for architects, building consultants and other professionals…
Air pollution is a killer Air pollution amongst other forms of pollution is a greater global threat than Ebola and HIV, according to warnings by…
The almost ductless MVHR is here We now offer an addition to our high quality range of MVHR systems with highly efficient de-central units: the…
Award winning energy efficiency With the Kingswood Passivhaus, which was built in Edinburgh in 2016, we have entered into the competition for the 2017 Energy…
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