Three bedroom family home on sloping site in woodland. Ground floor built partially into the slope (built on site of former water tank). Flat roof. Single combined cooking/living area on upper floor. Large, full height sliding windows at all ground floor bedrooms, and at upper floor living area.
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Thermal Envelope Details
Exterior wall
205.1 m2 ambient (timber frame)
86.1 m2 ground (concrete)
U-value = 0.113 W/(m2K)
Basement floor / floor slab
154.1 m2 aerated concrete
U-value = 0.067 W/(m2K)
Roof
152.8 m2 flat roof
U-value = 0.1 W/(m2K)
Glazing
Internorm
U g-value = 0.917 W/(m2K)
g -value = 50 %
Entrance door
Mechanical systems
Ventilation
PAUL Wärmerückgewinnung GmbHGermany, novus 300
PHPP values
Air tightness
n50 = 0.42/h
Annual heating demand
15 kWh /(m2a ) calculated according to PHPP
Heating load
9 W/m2
PE demand (non-renewable Primary Energy)
90 kWh /(m2a ) on heating installation, domestic hot water, household electricity and auxiliary electricity calculated according to PHPP
Location in Edinburgh
UK – EH4 7BL Edinburgh (Scotland)
Passivhaus Architect(s) Involved
Future Komfort
Build Certifier
WARM: Low Energy Building Practice
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