Lecturing in NZEB design and cost optimality

Email: daniel.coyle@tudublin.ie

Tel: 01 220 6811

Daniel Coyle is an industry-based architect and energy design consultant. He is a graduate of the DIT MSc in Energy Retrofit Technology and lectures part time on the online TU414 MSc Building Performance (Energy Efficiency in Design) programmes.

Daniel is a Registered Architect, a member of the RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) and has RIAI Conservation and Environmental Design Accreditation. He has extensive practice experience, working on a diverse range of residential and commercial building projects, including existing Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian period buildings, Protected Structures, 20^thC buildings, vernacular farmhouses, as well as new build projects. (for selected projects see: www.danielcoylearchitects.ie) Before establishing his own practice in 2000, he worked with John Duane Architects (London), Pica Ciamarra Associati (Naples), and Cahill-O’Brien Associates (Dublin). In 2015, Daniel obtained a Masters (First Class Hons.) in Energy Retrofit Technology (Sustainable & Energy Efficient Design) at the Technological University Dublin. He has a special interest in Passive House, nZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Buildings) and low-energy design solutions for both new build and retrofit. He has carried out research into Passive-House and nZEB energy efficient design strategies, including a detailed examination of implementing these ultra-low energy building standards, in a cost-effective way.