Mabbott Seidel Architecture
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PASSIVE HOUSE BROWNSTONE

PASSIVE HOUSE BROWNSTONE

An existing shell of a building was fully re-built on the interior and restored on the exterior to create three separate apartments, a usable cellar, and private and shared roof terraces. The building was built to Passive House standards utilizing triple glazed windows, dense-packed cellulose insulation, a stand-alone ventilation system and separate heating and cooling units for each apartment. In addition, the building hot water supply is supplemented with solar heating, there is no use of foam-based insulation on the interior of the building and finishes are formaldehyde free and no-voc.

Photos by Ofer Wolberger