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Detached single family house in Aegina, Greece
Case study
Greece
Detached single family house in Aegina, Greece
The project is the design and construction of a 149.74 sq.m. off-grid passive house on Aegina Island, Greece, featuring energy-efficient systems, renewable energy generation, and a steel structure for fast construction, certified as Passive House Premium.
Luca Papapietro
The project involves designing and constructing a 149.74 sq.m. off-grid passive house on Aegina Island, Greece, with a light-gauge steel structure for fast construction.
The house is energy-efficient, featuring photovoltaic panels, and a wind turbine, eliminating the need for local grid connection.
It includes a main room, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, two of which are en-suite. Certified as Passive House Premium by The Hellenic Passive House Institute, the house boasts high energy efficiency with low heating and cooling demands.
It uses advanced materials for insulation, glazing, and ventilation, generating more renewable energy than it consumes.
