Client:
city Laatzen
The city of Laatzen built in 2005 at the time world's largest sports hall in passive house standard for the Albert-Einstein-School. The hall is about 28 meters wide and 45 meters long. The concept was so well received that the planning team was able to convince another community of a passive house gym.
city Laatzen
Architektur- und TGA-Planungsbüro Carsten Grobe
gym
Laatzen
2005
1759 m2
proKlima
Brick facade with 36.5 cm and 16 cm aerated concrete core insulation of the quality 0.0035 W / (mK), vacuum insulation in the window reveal to minimize thermal bridges, HTC = 0.11 W / (m2K)
Lightweight panel with 20 cm insulation quality of 0.025 W / (mK), HTC = 0.12 W / (m2K)
insulated windows made of plastic, heat-insulating 3-pane-glazing, HTC = 0,80 W/(m2K)
trapezoidal roof with 30 cm on-roof insulation of the quality 0,035 W/(mK) and insulating the trapezoids, HTC = 0,11 W/(m2K)
22 cm insulation underneath the reinforced concrete ceiling, quality 0,04 W/(mK), HTC = 0,17 W/(m2K)
central ventilation system with heat recovery functions (85 %), 100 m brine-soil heat exchanger
remaning heating demand and water heating are realized with a condensing gas boiler, supporting the water heating system with a 24 m2 solar plant
no active air conditioning
n50 = 0,27 h-1
15 kWh/(m2a)
80 kWh/(m2a)