RIVAS DETACHED PASSIVHAUS

by Elena Castillo Viguri
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2016-07-01 14:26:22
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España
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11859 / ES

New Construction

Building Type : Isolated or semi-detached house
Construction Year : 2014
Delivery year : 2016
Address 1 - street : 28521 RIVAS VACIAMADRID, España
Climate zone : [Csa] Interior Mediterranean - Mild with dry, hot summer.

Net Floor Area : 250 m² Superficie útil
Construction/refurbishment cost : 1 300 €
Cost/m2 : 5.2 €/m²

Proposed by :

Certifications :

Primary energy need :
117 kWhpe/m².year
(Calculation method : RT 2012 )

Energy consumption

Economical buildingBuilding

< 50A

51 à 90B

91 à 150C

151 à 230D

231 à 330E

331 à 450F

> 450G

Energy-intensive building

Detached house in private development. It is a mixed construction of in situ concrete / industrial light wooden panel framework.

The house is located in a residential area of low density in Rivas Vaciamadrid, a town southeast of Madrid and is the second home with a Passivahus certificate in this autonomous community.

The climate is mild in winters and hot during summer. There is a very high annual temperature swing, which has been one of the great challenges of this project.

Previous climate studies in the area warned us of summer overheating, which has been a determining factor in the development of the project.

The house has two floors above ground. Downstairs for a more public use and a first floor for private use. And one floor below ground level that has multipurpose spaces. All within the thermal envelope.

The first floor serves as a superimposed body on the ground that protects it from the sun. The ground floor and first floors are connected by a double-height space located in the heart of the house.

Passive strategies capable of combining a good energy operation with the design assumptions were as follows:

- A disposition  that groups together in the north side the service zones with small holes, and locate the main rooms in the south zones.

- Protections by overhangs all the holes facing south / west, dimensioned by their orientation.

- A provision of holes of varying heights and facing in the direction of the prevailing wind component area favoring cross-ventilation for night cooling during the warmer months

- A basement within the thermal envelope that gives thermal inertia to a lightweight construction and to acts thermal regulator

- An envelope ventilated facades and roofs that shades the envelopes

- Light colors predominate in the finished envelope

A big effort has been made to combine the design parameters consistent with the requirements of users and the Passivhaus Standard, which has been one of the biggest lessons learned from the project.

See more details about this project

http://www.idealista.com/news/inmobiliario/vivienda/2015/07/15/738415-coffee-break-como-se-disena-construye-y-se-vive-en-una-casa-pasiva
http://www.plataforma-pep.org/estandar/ejemplos-ph/19
http://www.passivhausprojekte.de/index.php?lang=en#d_4483

Data reliability

Self-declared

Stakeholders

Function : Designer

DAVID MARSINYACH ROS

BUILDING DESIGN

Function : Other consultancy agency

ELENA CASTILLO VIGURI

+34 619 35 70 15

BIOCLIMATIC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM AND CERTIFICATION PASSIVHAUS

Function : Construction company

JESUÓ SOTO (ALTERTECHNICA)

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FACILITIES

Function : Structures calculist

DAVID SERRANO

DESIGN AND CALCULATION OF THE STRUCTURE

Function : Contractor

FRANCISCO PASCUAL

CONSTRUCTOR

Contracting method

General Contractor

Owner approach of sustainability

INDUSTRIALIZED HOUSING WITH LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Architectural description

Detached house in private development. It is a mixed construction of in situ concrete / industrial light wooden panel framework. The house is located in a residential area of low density in Rivas Vaciamadrid, a town southeast of Madrid and is the second home with a Passivahus certificate in this autonomous community. The climate is mild in winters and hot during summer. There is a very high annual temperature swing, which has been one of the great challenges of this project. Previous climate studies in the area warned us of summer overheating, which has been a determining factor in the development of the project. The house has two floors above ground. Downstairs for a more public use and a first floor for private use. And one floor below ground level that has multipurpose spaces. All within the thermal envelope. The first floor serves as a superimposed body on the ground that protects it from the sun. The ground floor and first floors are connected by a double-height space located in the heart of the house. Passive strategies capable of combining a good energy operation with the design assumptions were as follows: - A disposition that groups together in the north side the service zones with small holes, and locate the main rooms in the south zones. - Protections by overhangs all the holes facing south / west, dimensioned by their orientation. - A provision of holes of varying heights and facing in the direction of the prevailing wind component area favoring cross-ventilation for night cooling during the warmer months - A basement within the thermal envelope that gives thermal inertia to a lightweight construction and to acts thermal regulator - An envelope ventilated facades and roofs that shades the envelopes - Light colors predominate in the finished envelope A big effort has been made to combine the design parameters consistent with the requirements of users and the Passivhaus Standard, which has been one of the biggest lessons learned from the project.

Energy consumption

Primary energy need : 117,00 kWhpe/m².year
Primary energy need for standard building : 270,00 kWhpe/m².year

Calculation method : RT 2012

CEEB : 0.1177

Final Energy : 117,00 kWhfe/m².year

Breakdown for energy consumption :

HEATING DEMAND 14 kWh PE / m2 / year
DEMAND REFRIGERATION 8 kwh PE / m2 / year
ACS, AUXILIARY ELECTRICITY 69 kWh PE / m2 / year
LIGHTING, ELECTRICAL 26 kWh PE / m2 / year