Passivhaus is more than just a norm: it represents the highest standard of energy efficiency and comfort in the world, achieved through engineering and design brought to perfection.
Obtaining Passivhaus certification requires meeting the strictest construction criteria in the world.
Verifies the designer’s theoretical knowledge
Ensures consistent quality of materials and components
Ensures manufacturing quality with 1,200+ indicators
Meets airtightness threshold (below 0.6 ACH@50 Pa)
Meets heating/cooling energy demand (below 15 kWh/m²·year)*
Verifies the designer’s theoretical knowledge
Ensures consistent quality of materials and components
Ensures manufacturing quality with 1,200+ indicators
Meets airtightness threshold (below 0.6 ACH@50 Pa)
Meets heating/cooling energy demand (below 15 kWh/m²·year)*
Verifies the designer’s theoretical knowledge
Ensures consistent quality of materials and components
Ensures manufacturing quality with 1,200+ indicators
Meets airtightness threshold (below 0.6 ACH@50 Pa)
Meets heating/cooling energy demand (below 15 kWh/m²·year)*
Through the combination of superinsulation, airtightness and high-performance ventilation, a passive house maintains a constant and healthy indoor climate.
The result? Continuous comfort and surprisingly low energy bills.
Even though in some cases the initial costs may be slightly higher, passive houses lower their expenses in the long run.
Energy bills are drastically reduced and the health benefits are huge.
Although the concept of the passive house originated in Europe, the basic principles: advanced insulation, intelligent ventilation, airtightness; can be applied almost anywhere from the polar regions to the tropics.
Passivhaus Certified
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