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14 January 2010 | United Kingdom
Red Kite House is a three-storey office building in South East England with a total floor area of 2 500 m². Each floor is mainly open-plan office area with some meeting and other rooms. Figure 1 ...
6 January 2010 | United Kingdom
The Frederick Lanchester Library forms part of Coventry University. It has a gross floor area of 9 100 m² and is unusual in that, although it is a deep-plan building occupying a 50 m by 50 ...
14 January 2010 | Ireland
Space heating is provided by high efficiency gas-fired boilers supplying a compensated radiator circuit. Local zone control is obtained using two-port valves. The boilers also supply ...
14 January 2010 | Netherlands
The design objectives of this 1750 m² office building were to develop a sustainable and ecological building, integrated with its surroundings and providing a high level of individual control and ...
21 December 2009 | Austria
In October 2009 the construction work of the world largest Passive House settlement with 1.700 flat at 100.000 m² has started. Within a tender the City administration of Vienna has stated the ...
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21 December 2009 | France
Gico Group, a French specialist of wood frame buildings, launched on the French market a series of low cost one-family passive houses. They are intended to be built by municipalities in green ...
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8 December 2009 | United Kingdom
Key points concerning the design: + East–West alignment allowed substantial area of south-facing façade to encourage passive solar gain in winter. + Use of internal exposed concrete to provide ...
8 December 2009 | United Kingdom
Key points concerning the design: + Good fuel economy as a result of distributed heating plant. + Underfloor heating provided for low return temperatures, allowing optimum operation of condensing ...
8 December 2009 | Denmark
The building is naturally ventilated, except for toilets and kitchen which are required by Danish building regulations to have a mechanical exhaust. Natural ventilation is automatically ...
25 November 2009 | Austria
The principal objective of the design was to reduce energy demand to ‘passivhaus’ standards, with the remaining energy demand covered as far as possible from renewable sources, ...
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