Hi Arnita
Using colours three years ago was agood choice. The apartment is friendly even on a cloudy day.
arnita
May 09, 2007
i lik ethe color combination, the red yellow orange white. Warm but still clean.
Henri
December 21, 2006
I love your aparmtment, particularly the wealth of natural light.
designmilk
November 20, 2006
gorgeous place!
meanjanine
November 20, 2006
The glass block wall is absolutely terrific. J'adore!
juehoe
November 20, 2006
The MINERGIE standard is unfortunately still not commen even the additional building cost for such a house are less than 5%. Most people think that you are not allowed to open the windows...!
The more strict MINERGIE-P standard has additional cost of about 15% and requieres alternative heating technology like solar. Additionally all electric equipment has to be to the best standard.
roadvermin
November 20, 2006
Beautiful deco, I love the Minergie standard and wish that more countries would aggresively adopt a similar plan though I see Germany has something similar. Curious, is this standard available to the mass housing market in Switzerland or is it to an elite minority? I found more here.
Thanks for sharing that! - RV's Girl
juehoe
November 18, 2006
Hi benmoore
The MINERGIE standard demands a heating energie consumption of lower than 42 kWh/sqm/year. In our house this is done with an insulation of 20 cm (2/3 foot) and a controlled ventilation with heat exchanger (about 80 % efficiency).
Most energy is gained by passive solar energy in winter (shaded in summer). The rest is gained with a groundwater heat pump.
The more strict MINERGIE-P standard is only one third of our house which is about 20% of a standard house to the Swiss building regulations.
benmoore
November 18, 2006
ZOMG!! Annual heating costs under $160?! Do you have tips for how that was done?
juehoe
arnita
Henri
I love your aparmtment, particularly the wealth of natural light.
designmilk
meanjanine
juehoe
roadvermin
Beautiful deco, I love the Minergie standard and wish that more countries would aggresively adopt a similar plan though I see Germany has something similar. Curious, is this standard available to the mass housing market in Switzerland or is it to an elite minority? I found more here.
Thanks for sharing that! - RV's Girl
juehoe
benmoore
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