Technology solution sets

Heating, cooling and ventilation

The plus energy building incorporates several advanced energy and comfort solutions to ensure efficiency and sustainability. An air-to-water heat pump provides heating, complemented by underfloor heating for consistent indoor warmth. A heat pump is installed for five attic apartments, enhancing energy efficiency. Freshwater stations ensure clean water distribution, and exhaust ventilation systems maintain indoor air quality. Ceiling fans are included in the commercial area on the ground floor for better airflow.

Building Technology Type of System Technology Distribution System
Primary Heating System
  • Centralized
  • Air source heat pump
  • Radiant floor
  • Radiant ceiling
Ventilation
  • Decentralized
  • Extraction only mechanical ventilation at building/apartment/room level
  • Natural ventilation without opening automation
    Domestic Hot Water
    • Integrated with the heating system
    • Centralized

        Renewable energy production

        A photovoltaic system on the roof, combined with an electrical storage battery, supplies renewable energy to the building, while a House Management System (HMS) optimizes energy use and monitors operations.

        • Electrical storage battery:

          n/a

        • Photovoltaic rooftop system:

          425Wp, 360m2 total

        Energy Renewable Technology System Type Main PV Panel orientation Total Installed Capacity (KWP)
        PV Systems (KW peak installed, surface area, total or per m²)
        • Roof integrated PV system
        • East
        • West
        		 425Wp, 360m2 total

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