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Peter is the person you turn to if you want to truly understand how buildings work: their design specification, construction, performance assessment and more. Building-Wright is where you will learn from Peter.
Peter Yost is a building scientist with 30 years of experience in design, research, teaching, and consulting on energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and durability. He works with architects and builders to achieve high-performance buildings that are tuned to their climate and site.
For Peter Yost, building science isn’t just a profession; it’s a passion, a puzzle, and a pathway to a better-built future. His dedication to unraveling the secrets of building science and sharing that knowledge with the world is nothing short of inspiring.
Peter is the person you turn to if you want to truly understand how buildings work: their design specification, construction, performance assessment and more. Building-Wright is where you will learn from Peter.
Building-science expert Peter Yost is a self-declared “building wright.” He has over 30 years of experience working in building, researching, teaching, writing, and consulting on high performance buildings.
Specialties: builder training, contract consulting (with both private and public sector clients), professional writing, building investigation, design reviews.
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Peter Yost is known for National Geographic: Inside North Korea (2006), Mysteries of Mental Illness (2021) and Nova (1974).
