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Moisture Risk (WUFI)

Hygroscopic modelling in WUFI (Wärme und Feuchte Instationär, which means Heat and Moisture Transient) is a method used to simulate the behaviour of moisture within building materials over time. Hygroscopic modelling in WUFI is a powerful tool that can help to ensure that buildings are designed and constructed to withstand moisture-related challenges over their lifetime. It enables us as designers to push the performance of organic insulants with total confidence in future disabilities.




Case Studies

17th Century Grade II listed building Retrofit

Transforming a 17th-century Grade II listed property to meet the EnerPHit standard. Applying advanced sustainable retrofitting techniques to preserve heritage charm while enhancing energy efficiency.

EnerPHit Listed Church Conversion

A locally listed 1870's church retrofitted to EnerPHit standard. Featured on Grand Designs Live 2024.

Research Hub for Sustainable Retrofit

A phased low energy retrofit serving as Ecospheric's offices and centre for research into sustainable retrofit of listed heritage buildings

EnerPHit 1940's era Stone Manor House

A heritage property in South Yorkshire aiming for EnerPHit certified energy performance.

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