ISOVER Passivhaus Engl.
ISOVER Passivhaus Engl.
ISOVER Passivhaus Engl.
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The Possibilities.<br />
Minimum technology to<br />
<strong>ISOVER</strong> exhibition pavilion.<br />
Architects: Haipl & Haumer<br />
The project aim was to create a<br />
residential building that fulfils the<br />
criteria of ecologically sustainable<br />
construction. This meant that not<br />
only the energy needed for space<br />
heating, but also all emissions<br />
caused by construction, transportation<br />
and the consumption of natural<br />
resources had to be reduced by a<br />
factor of 10 compared to conventionally<br />
built houses. At the same<br />
time, the construction costs did not<br />
have to exceed those of comparable<br />
106 <strong>ISOVER</strong><br />
yield max<br />
From an exhibition pavilion into a passive house: one-family "Passive house disc",<br />
Salzkammergut, 4661 Roitheim. Architect Kaufmann.<br />
conventional buildings. Despite the<br />
savings, the project was meant to<br />
offer high living comfort and cosiness.<br />
And all this was to be<br />
achieved with minimal technical<br />
expense. No sooner said than done.<br />
In just under a year, the futureoriented<br />
project "Passive house disc"<br />
could be realized.<br />
Barely visible but there:<br />
30 m geothermal heat exchanger<br />
in 1.5 to 2 m depth.
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