Case studies

This school is a new sustainable construction which is certified LEED. It is low impact to the environment as it respects the requirements for construction and demolition waste management, zero land consumption and materials used a EPD labelled.

This building has been awarded the Sustainable renovation Grand Prize of the Green Solutions Awards 2020-21. It represents indeed an example of sustainable construction after renovation.

 

This learning centre is a good case of sustainable and energy efficient contruction, certified passive house. The hub is a prefabricated timber module with low impact building materials, Passivhaus certified mechanical ventilation system, and it generates by itself most of the energy that it consumes.

The sports centre is an example of almost zero energy consumption and it has been awarded national and international awards. The building has been constructed in order to be well integrated and sustainable with the surrounding environment and it is LEED certified.

This case study presents an example of a residential building in timber frame and certified as Passive House. Read more to know about the envelope, mechanical systems and PHPP values.

How can you make your house a low carbon building? This best practice shows how the project REPLACE and REGEA have collaborated to raise citizens´ awareness of energy renovation, renewable energy, and efficient heat pumps. The result is a low carbon building and informed occupants.

The Passive House Database is presenting a case study of a residential building located in the UK. The building has been built to be as ecologically friendly as possibile, thus it is made from renewable sources and energy efficient materials and technologies.

This case study presents the renovation of a residential building with a specific focus on its architectural aspects and sustainability. The description also highlights building materials and renewable heating.