passivhaus vogel, switzerland by diethelm & spillmann all images courtesy diethelm & spillmann
swiss architects diethelm & spillmann recently completed passivhaus vogel in mostelberg, switzerland. the location of the passivhaus affords views of the surrounding mountainous landscape. the living area is raised above the ground and rests on an unheated base, which accommodates the garage and cellar spaces. since building regulations only allowed a two-story structure, the house extends horizontally, creating its characteristic projection. in the interior, silver coated plaster is combined with unrefined wooden panels made from larch wood. outside, a layer of darkly varnished wooden cladding envelopes the structure, which is to appear in its form as a single roof. the roof is fully fitted with photovoltaic an solar panels.
exploded view
section view
floor plan
floor plan
floor plan
project info:
PASSIVE HOUSES(12)
Oct 16, 2020
May 27, 2020
Mar 31, 2014
Mar 12, 2014
Sep 03, 2013PRODUCT LIBRARY
Oct 18, 2020
Oct 17, 2020
Oct 16, 2020
Oct 15, 2020
To JAH, Perhaps you should find out what is Swiss ‘Passivhaus’ before scribble down your comments without thinking.
Impressive. I love the simplicity shown here. It looks very modest but very functional.
A passive house with a two-car garage, one and a half bedrooms, ‘silver-coated plaster’, several hundred square meters of space and a large rambling lot. What’s wrong with this picture?