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- The world’s first Passive House, Darmstadt-Kranichstein, Germany
- n the Central European climate and therefore need no active heating. Such houses can be kept warm "pas... s:Types of glazing and their specific values]].\\ Note that with the selected window area (≈20 m²), tr... sed that energy optimisation for buildings should not be limited solely to heating energy; in fact, al... d" so called performance gap, which is in fact by no way a performance gap, but a difference which res
- Multi-family Passive House buildings in Germany
- rchitects\\ Prof. Dr. Schneider, Hegger (HHS) and Nolte (ASP).\\ This project was part of the European... avings of 82% in comparison\\ with a similar new "non Passive House" building. The report\\ can be fou... renz and Folkmer Rasch). The building is facing\\ north, thereby providing a good view of the Feldberg... gshafen (pages 373 - 380), showing \\ that even **north-oriented Passive Houses can function well**, \
- The Nestwerk Residential Project in Dresden
- ldings were exclusivley made of materials that do not pose a health risk. The wall construction consis... e of solid construction timber, in order to avoid non-windproof wall-to-ceiling connections. A total o... ted according to stringent ecological principles. No chemical wood protection was applied, only the oa... as to lead to an integral ecological concept does not focus on energy savings alone. The objective is