Client:
private
This apartment house was constructed in Nordstadt, a district primarily characterized by Wilheminen-era constructions, on a site which had been destroyed during World War II. Connected to an existing development, it provides space for six comfortable rental apartments each with a different floor plan plus an office on the ground floor. The apartments have balconies or large roof terraces and feature open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas with large south-facing windows. An elevator makes the apartments handicapped-accessible. The underground level has a basement plus a parking garage with eight spaces.
private
brinkmann
jaspers architekten
Apartment complex
Hanover
2006 - 2007
6 apartments, 1 office
681 m²
proKlima
Sand-lime brick masonry and/or precast reinforced-concrete walls with 26 cm composite thermal insulation system; quality: 0.032 W/(mK); HTC = 0.12 W/(m2K)
wood-aluminum windows, aluminium frames with pour-and-set foam, heat-insulating triple glazing, krypton filling; HTC = 0.83 W/(m2K) including installation related heat bridging
inclined wedge atop 35.6 cm wooden lightweight beams, covered by OSB roof boarding and sealing; blown-in cellulose insulation between beams; suspended plasterboard roofing with 8 cm mineral wool insulation; HTC = 0.11 W/(m2K)
22 cm mineral wool insulation under reinforced-concrete ceiling; floor construction with 10 cm polyurethane insulation material; quality: 0.025 W/(mK); footfall sound insulation and parquet flooring atop anhydrite floor screed; HTC = 0.09 W/(m2K)
central comfort ventilation system with heat recovery in each apartment
central buffer storage tank with integrated condensing gas boiler combined with 22 m2 flat solar panels
no active air conditioning
n50 = 0.5 h-1
Calculated method: Passivhaus planning package
15 kWh/(m2a)
29 kWh/(m2a)
37 kWh/(m2a)
118 kWh/(m2a)
27 kg/(m2a)