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Certified Passivhaus building in Navarra

Passivhaus building in Navarra
Case study
Spain

Certified Passivhaus building in Navarra

This new timber single detached house is Passivhaus certified and the exterior of the building well integrated with the rural environment.
Editorial Team

This detached single family house is a new construction made with timber and certified Passivhaus.

 

Thermal envelope

Exterior wall: 

OUT

  • Acrilic cement render 15mm
    Neopor 200mm
    CLT 90mm
    Mineral Wool 70mm
    Plaster board 15mm
     

IN

  • U-value = 0.138 W/(m2K)

 

Basement floor/floor slab: 

IN

  • Ceramic pavement 15mm
    Radiant Floor with insulation 72mm
    XPS 240mm
    Concrete joist and vault forging

OUT

  • U-value = 0.104 W/(m2K)

 

Roof: 

OUT

  • Ventilated ceramic tiles
    Porexter F-32 40mm
    OSB 18mm
    Celulose insulation between wood rafters 320mm
    Superpan Vapourstop 12mm
    Air Layer 400mm
    Plaster board 15mm

IN

  • U-value = 0.116 W/(m2K)

 

Mechanical systems

Ventilation: Heat Recovery Mechanical Ventilation with specific efficiency 84,9%

Heating installation: heating and cooling using low-consumption radiant floor with aerothermic generation. Heat pump with photovoltaic contribution.

Domestic hot water: Aerothermic heat generation. Heat pump with photovoltaic contribution.

 

PHPP values

PE demand (non-renewable Primary Energy): 58 kWh /(m2a ) on heating installation, domestic hot water, household electricity and auxiliary electricity calculated according to PHPP

PER demand (renewable Primary Energy): 36 kWh /(m2a ) on heating installation, domestic hot water, household electricity and auxiliary electricity calculated according to PHPP.

Geographic coverage
Local (city or municipality)
Original Author
Passive House Database
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