Open Modular System Of Sustainable Houses (SAVMS) in Madrid,

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Sumit Singhal
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Open Modular System Of Sustainable Houses (SAVMS) in Madrid, Spain by Cso Arquitectura

December 13th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Cso Arquitectura

SAMVS is a system of generation of industrialized open modular housing, the user can adapt it to his needs, the product can be realized in a very short time with a fixed price and with the utilization of all kinds of sustainable systems.

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Architects: Cso Arquitectura
Project: Open Modular System Of Sustainable Houses
Location: Madrid, Spain
Architect: Javier de Antón Freile
Builder: TORSAN
Structure: Luis San Salvador
Site area: 110m2
Project year: 2012
Photographer: Jesús Rojo

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GENERATION OF THE SYSTEM

By the means of the combination of series of modules that correspond with the different functions of the housing, the client composes the building to his measure, depending on series of generative laws that obey the design.
The client, in addition, has the possibility of choosing between series of ended proposed on catalogue, both for the interior and the exterior.

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ADVANTAGES OF THE SYSTEM

The price is fixed and thanks to the industrialization of the product, very competitive prices are obtained (from 700 €/m2, included project)
The time of delivery gets improved with regard to a traditional construction; the period of fabrication + montage is realized in one month and a half.
The extensions of the housings are added on one of other modules and the extensions are very simple.
As the fact that housings are produced in the factory, the residues are generated to minimal

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ECHO – PRODUCT

All the materials used in the manufacture are ecological
Vegetable covers system TF – ECOLOGICAL Intemper
Isolations of 10 cm of thickness in facade and 20 in cover
Ventilated facades, which optimize the thermal conditions of the housing
Crossed ventilation, provoking horizontal and vertical air flows
Solar thermal plates and photovoltaic are used for the production of energy
Support of wind power and windmill energy takes place to the installation
Lighting of low consumption by means of technology LED
Reutilization of rain and residual waters

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Construction Materials

Structure: Steel frame
Facades (ventilated): Saloni porceláncio stoneware, galvanized steel sheet Higuerasa minionda SL
Cover ecological system Intemper TF / TF Intemper Ecologic roof system
PVC Bathrooms: Gil del Amo SL
Aluminum exterior joinery / Aluminium frames
Indoor Flooring Agullo woods, exterior woods El Espinar / Polished concret floor
Roca Sanitary / Bathroom fittings Roca

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Tags: Madrid, Spain

Categories: House, Housing Development

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