CUBE modernization
Insulation make the difference.
Termorenovation case of old "Cube" in Poland.
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Denmark’s first multi-storey passive house
Golfen in Kolding is Denmark’s first multi-storey house built after the passive house standard. The innovative building has been named Golfen because of its location right next to the golf course in Kolding.
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Dutch passive houses in Roosendaal
The Dutch government’s ambition is to make energy-neutral housing the norm by 2020.
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Ecologis de la breche
First level brick second level wooden frame External insulation Pitched roof.
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Energy renovation in Køge, Denmark
An old house from 1927 was renovated in 2004/2005 in order to minimise its energy bills. The results show savings of up to 47% corresponding to 3,000 euro less per year in energy bills and a better indoor climate.
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Energy renovation in Næstved, Denmark
There is an enormous potential for energy savings in houses from the 1970’ies. In this particular project, energy consumption is expected to be reduced by almost 70 per cent.
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Energy renovation of 1923 Villa in Hjørring, Denmark
Three old energy guzzling houses in Hjørring, Denmark have been renovated to passive house standard.
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Energy renovation of 1936 house in Hjørring, Denmark
Three old energy guzzling houses in Hjørring, Denmark have been renovated to passive house standard.
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Energy renovation of 1960'ies house in Hjørring, Denmark
Three old energy guzzling houses in Hjørring, Denmark have been renovated to passive house standard.
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German family cuts energy use by 70%
Meet the happy Schröder family from Nordrhein-Westfalen in Germany. Thanks to the CO2 Building Rehabilitation Programme, they now use just a fifth of their previous energy consumption for heating their home.
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GREEN BALANCE
Project brief
A suburban house for one family
Gross floor space 207.5 m2
Living floor space 131.1 m2
Project start: August 2009
Construction completion: December 20, 2010
Opening: February 9, 2011
Energy consumption:
Heating energy is 63 kWh per m2 a year, which is 60% less than standard. (In accordance with current construction norms the power consumption for such home heating is 160 kWh per m2 a year).
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Low energy house "Moja"
Standard family house made of ytong blocks, constructed according to low energy consumption standards.
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Low energy house in Seest, Denmark
The low energy house in Seest is an architectural designed standard house with an extraordinary low heating consumption.
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Low energy house in Aabenraa, Denmark
The Krogh Regel family has designed their dream house in a new build district in the small village Loejt Kirkeby in Aabenraa, Denmark.
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Maison LY
Square shape Wooden frame.
Two level Rockpanel wood on the outlay
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Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore’s newest, brightest icon, is one of Asia’s leading destinations for leisure, entertainment and business. Even though the spectacular design is inspired by a house of cards, each building is strong and safe. The secret to that strength lies beneath the luxurious façade.
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Multi-functional arena “O2 World” in Berlin, Germany
The Rockwool insulation behind the natural stone and aluminium façade of “O
2 World” in Berlin makes the entertainment arena more sustainable and is also a good solution with regards to sound insulation, durability and fire safety.
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Pasivní dům v České republice
Rockwool East South Europe has helped build a new complex of 13 highly attractive passive houses set in beautiful surroundings.
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Passive house in Italy
Energy efficiency is just as important in warm climates as in cold. In Italy the architect Maria Grazia Novo has designed and built her own passive house together with Rockwool Italia and a number of other experts.
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Passive house in Struer, Denmark
A certified one family passive house in bricks has been built in Struer. The house has a heating bill of only 40 euro per month and proves that it is possible to build a passive house with different architectural expressions.
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Passive houses in Norway
In Grimstad in Norway two passive terrace houses of each 157 square meters are under construction in cooperation with the Norwegian Rockwool company, who are hosting a website that follows the project down to the detail.
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Planoles - Renovation Building
Energy use in nine housing blocks in Catalonia, Spain, has been almost halved through a refurbishment project which includes Rockwool insulation.
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Renovation of Khrushevka
New attic roof storey build Façades and windows renovated and insulated Heating and supply systems updated The materials were supplied an by Danish companies. The project was financed by Danish companies.
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Rockwool Research Center
The Rockwool Group’s research centre, called Building 2000 is a “green” building and is revolutionary in many aspects.
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Single family dwellings in Spain
Energy efficiency is just as important in warm climates as in cold. In Spain, Rockwool Peninsular is part of a project to show the potential of optimum insulation in eight single family dwellings.
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Sleephellingstraat Rotterdam
The renovation project in Rotterdam, Sleephellingstraat, winner of the Passive Building Award 2009.
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Sotavento: Bioclimatic building of Demonstration
The project of Bioclimatic building of Demonstration in Sotavento is intended to show the importance of energy efficiency in buildings, avoiding unnecessary consumption and improving our quality of life.
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Sweden’s first energy producing house
Villa Åkarp is under construction north of Malmø, Sweden. When completed, it will generate more than one and-a-half times as much electricity as it uses.
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Villa Concept
Square shape brick external insulation, South of France
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