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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Passivhaus Marlegno in Bolgare, Italy by MarlegnoSeptember 6th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Marlegno Passivhaus Marlegno is a single family house on two levels situated in Bolgare (BG), Northern Italy. ECO-SUSTAINABILITY is the key word of this project: its structure consists in wooden load bearing walls and floors made of wooden joists assembled without glues, thanks to an innovative construction system called Tavego. Raw materials come exclusively from Italian PEFC certified forests. This allows Marlegno to take full advantage of the ecological characteristics of a natural material such as wood, reducing GHG emissions and making the interior spaces healthier.  Image Courtesy © Marlegno
 Image Courtesy © Marlegno The ENERGY EFFICIENCY is ensured: the project is based on Passivhaus Institute standards such as air tightness, high thermal insulation, solar gains and CMV with heat recovery, in order to minimize energy consumptions and reduce the environmental impact.  Image Courtesy © Marlegno  Image Courtesy © Marlegno Passivhaus Marlegno is ALWAYS CONNECTED: the internal network allows better management of facilities and consumption, avoiding waste and saving money. The careful design of details, the brightness of spaces and the high aesthetic quality make Passivhaus Marlegno a healthy and comfortable home to live in.  Image Courtesy © Marlegno  Image Courtesy © Marlegno  Image Courtesy © Marlegno
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