Craig J. England, OAA, LEED AP, CPHD
Principal/Owner
Craig J. England is principal and founder of passive house 43 Architecture, a small firm dedicated to sustainable, low-energy buildings. He has provided advice and collaborated on improvements to building envelopes and sustainable design to clients/firms such as LGA Architects, Centreline Architecture, Edge Architects, City of Toronto – Deep Energy Retrofit Program, Township of Muskoka Lakes, Mattamy Homes, Flat Iron Building Group, and numerous private clients.He has been an adjunct professor in the Comprehensive Building Design studio at the University of Waterloo as their energy-modelling/sustainability advisor. He has delivered lectures on high-performance building strategies as a visiting critic/lecturer/presenter for the McEwen School of Architecture, TMU’s Department of Architectural Science, George Brown College, Passive House Canada, and Passive Buildings Canada. His experience in analyzing design utilizing energy-modelling, and his passion for the environment led him to open his firm focusing on reducing the impact the built environment has on our world.