ZEB MULTI-COMFORT HOUSE, LARVIK, NORWAY
Tegningsnummer:
A-2-40-0
4
3
2
1
A REV
tegning oppdatert
BESKRIVE
MERKNADER:
GESIMS C 90147
A-2-50-020
A-2-50-002
6200
A-2-50-021
4400
4050
Bjerkefiner
Soverom
2435
glass
4200
FG 2.ETG C 84650
C +84.54
FG 1.ETG C 81700
Stue
plassbygd hylle, A-2-60-006
A-2-50-003
2220
Utvendig atrium
C +81.65
2600
Kjøkken/spiserom
A-2-60-003
C +81.65
2600
se skjema A-2-65-002-4
3860
Bjerkefiner Bjerkefiner
2950
This striking house in Larvik, on the south coast of Norway, was built to Saint-Gobain’s ‘Multi-Comfort’ standard, a protocol developed by the global building materials giant that aims to deliver thermal comfort, low energy bills and indoor air quality, as well as visual and acoustic comfort. Multi-Comfort is based on passive house principles of a super-insulated, airtight and well-ventilated building envelope, but also emphasises factors like acoustic insulation and natural lighting. The 200 square metre house, part of a pilot project by Norway’s Research Centre on Zero Emission Buildings (ZEB), is built with a glulam timber frame structure that’s insulated with mineral wool and boasts passive-level airtightness of 0.6 air changes per hour. Designed by globally renowned architecture practice Snøhetta, the house generates its own energy from various sources: heat recovery from wastewater that goes down drains, a combined Nilan heat pump and ventilation unit, hot water producing solar thermal panels, and a huge 150 square metre electricity generating solar PV array that covers most of the south-east facing slanted roof. The house is estimated to produce enough excess energy to power an electric car all year around, according to the architects. Designed as a single family dwelling, the house serves as a demonstration unit for sustainable technologies at the Larvik facility of leading Norwegian heating and ventilation supplier Brødrene Dahl. The ZEB Multi-Comfort House even has a swimming pool in the garden —which draws on the solar thermal system — plus a fire-heated sauna and outdoor courtyard for dining in summer. All of which sounds pretty luxurious for a house that manages to generate more energy than it uses.
C +81.20 A-2-50-011
Arkitekt:
Photos: Paal Andre Schwital/Brødrene Dahl
Fase:
ph+ | international | 9
DETALJPRO
Prosjekt nr:
Dato:
201301
10.06.201
Tittel:
MULTIKOMFOR SNITT A-A