Category Housing
Place Bologna
Year 2018
Client Privato
Status Realized

CASA M

The project concerns a single-family residential unit built in 2018 and located in the countryside of San Giovanni in Persiceto, in the province of Bologna.

The house is on two floors and has a large open space on the outdoor garden that is located on the southern part of the property.

Built for high comfort according to WOLF HAUS ENERGY PLUS wood-frame technology, it features technology that enables the structure to be independent of fossil energy sources and produce on an annual basis more energy than it consumes to meet its primary energy needs (heating, cooling and domestic hot water).
The very high quality and high insulation of the housing envelope makes it possible to minimize energy consumption, which is entirely covered by a series of low-consumption plant systems powered by the renewable energy produced by the photovoltaic system.

The house is designed to be a space with a dual function: living and working, which is precisely why it presents a study and work space on the ground floor, and a playroom on the second floor that is ideal for both those who work remotely and those who need a place for their children to play and have fun.

After realizing the outline design, we moved with WOLF HAUS to the executive part, where the site briefing (3 days) was organized at the headquarters for the selection of all the finishes of the house, which was then built and completed in only in 5 months.

The building has a wooden platform-frame structure: that is, it is a frame structure that also creates the platform for the upper floors. It is assembled directly on site and is the actual housing skeleton that is attached to the foundation. (Walls are assembled at the factory and mounted on site)

The building is designed to meet the regulatory requirements of near-zero energy NZEB structures, thanks to highly insulating layers of the envelope made from recyclable materials, proper orientation within the lot, and the use of energy produced by a 6-kw photovoltaic system.

The building is presented with a platform-frame wooden structure

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