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Profilepassive houses, ventilation, building services equipment, refurbishment, simulation, building physics

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A general vies of the Energon building.
Building type Office buildings
Project status: Phase 4
Framework project EnBau

Energon passive office building

With 8,000m², the world's largest office building planned in accordance with the passive house standard relies on a sophisticated ventilation concept, and is provided with heat and cold from renewable sources, namely from the ground, and from a remote heating system largely based on biomass.

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The new facade of the nursery home for the elderly in Stuttgart-Sonnenberg.
Building type Special buildings
Project status: Phase 3
Framework project EnSan

Stuttgart-Sonnenberg nursing home for the elderly

The retirement home, built in Stuttgart-Sonnenberg (Germany) in 1965, is a good example of the possibilities presented by simultaneous refurbishment of the building and of the system technology. Many houses, originally intended to be retirement homes, come to be used primarily as nursing homes, which also entails changes to the requirements regarding fittings.

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Refurbishment of a high-rise residential complex in Karlsruhe
Building type Large residential buildings
Project status: Phase 4
Framework project EnSan

Karlsruhe high-rise residential complex

In the 1950s and 1960s, tightly-packed residential settlements, and in some cases completely new quarters, were developed in cities' outskirts. In the meantime, a fundamental refurbishment of these high-rise residential buildings is necessary, in order to reduce energy consumption, and to improve the quality of living.

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KfW Haupthaus
Building type Office buildings
Project status: Phase 3
Framework project EnSan

Revitalising office towers

The headquarters of the Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) was built in the late 1960s as a group of office towers in Frankfurt’s Westend.In recent times, the building was starting to look somewhat down at heel and therefore the owner decided that it needed to undergo radical modernisation – only the load-bearing framework from the original building remained intact. This enabled the provision of daylight, fresh air, heat and cooling to be considerably improved and, above all, to be carried out in a much more energy-efficient way.

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