A school that works disconnected from the grid, highly efficient, using energy from renewable sources. The design is based on a condition of low energy demand for heating and cooling and a primary energy demand according to the Passivhaus Plus standard:The total energy consumed could come from renewable sources. Through efficient consumption management, a very low rate of CO2 emissions is achieved. The strategies considered, in addition to meeting the requirements established by the Passivhaus seal, aim to achieve the concept of “well-being” in other environmental seals or certifications through a bioclimatic lense from the architectural design. First Spanish building awarded by the Passive House Institute (2021).
A school that works disconnected from the grid, highly efficient, using energy from renewable sources. The design is based on a condition of low energy demand for heating and cooling and a primary energy demand according to the Passivhaus Plus standard:The total energy consumed could come from renewable sources. Through efficient consumption management, a very low rate of CO2 emissions is achieved. The strategies considered, in addition to meeting the requirements established by the Passivhaus seal, aim to achieve the concept of “well-being” in other environmental seals or certifications through a bioclimatic lense from the architectural design. First Spanish building awarded by the Passive House Institute (2021). Read More
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