Client:
Geyer family
Good planning by the architect and the almost perfect coordination with all involved shareholders made it possible to keep the impacts of building work reasonable.
In order to achieve the ambitioned aim of deceeding the energys saving regulation of 2007 by 30%, exterior walls, roof and basement ceiling were valuable insulated: the 36 cm thick exterior walls bricket with a heat insulation system consisting of 20 cm thick polystyrene insulation, the roof with additional 10 cm mineral wool between the doubled rafters and 3,5 cm wood fiber softboard atop of the rafters. Windows and exterior doors achieved high-insulating 3-pange glazing with wood-aluminium-frame-construction. Based on sealing exterior components consequently to the existing construction and taping everything airtight, unwanted air draft is a thing of the past. The comfort ventilation system with heat recovery, which is situated on the attic floor, increases energy efficiency, because fresh air arrives preheated from heat transformers and canal systems into the rooms. The heating system is optimized and hydraulically equalized. It works efficient with a condensing gas boiler, a solar heat plant with ca. 7,5 square meters collectors area as well as a bivalent hot-water-storage.
Geyer family
detached single-family-home
Hanover-Bothfeld
1959
2009
1
180 m2
KfW, BAFA, proKlima
36 cm solid, plastered masonry
Windows with double glazing and heat protection glas
14 cm insulation of mineral wool between rafters
uninsulated
Window ventilation, as well as typical old building joints and cracks
14-year-old gas heating
Insulation of all solid exterior walls with 20 cm polystyrene insulation, quality of 0.032 W / (mK), HTC = 0.15 W / (m² K)
heat-insulating glazing windows remained, glazed windows were substituted for new passive house windows with heat-insulation triple glazing; wood-aluminum frame; glass spacers made of plastic
Doubling the existing rafters; 3,5 cm wood fiber softboard; new roof covering with concrete roof tiles; 10 cm additional insulation and continued use of the existing 14 cm insulation, HTC = 0.15 W / (m² K)
Insulating of basement ceiling as well as of basement walls with 8 cm polyurethane panels of quality 0.025 W / (mK)
Central comfort ventilation system with heat recovery; the air handling unit is located in a storage room on the attic floor
new gas-fired heating with 7,5 m2 solar heating plant for water heating
no active air conditioning