The MXM Aragón single-storey private home combines avant-garde design with the principles of both passive house standard and Ecodesign. The sculptured shape and textured surface finishes give the building a striking appearance, which changes depending on how the light falls.
| Tipo de edificio | Vivienda unifamiliar |
| Áreas de producto | Ventana Puertas Fachadas Puertas correderas |
| Sistemas Schüco | AWS 90.SI+ ADS 90.SI FWS 60 CV ASS 70.HI |
| Características | Nueva construcción Eficiencia energética Casa pasiva Diseño y estética Arquitectura excepcional |
| Ubicación | Huesca, Spain |
| Finalización | 2018 |
| Arquitectos | i2G Arquitectos |
| Empresa especializada | i2G Arquitectos |
| Créditos de las imágenes | © Adrià Goula Sardà |
MXM Aragón has been developed in accordance with the principles of “Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings” and meets the highest standards in thermal efficiency and indoor climate. The energy-efficient concept is based on passive house architecture, including construction that is free from thermal bridging, controlled ventilation with heat recovery and precise control of sunlight via large south-facing windows with overlaps, as well as adjustable louvre blades on the east and west façades. Particular attention has been paid to the highly insulated glazing, which is present in the form of windows and Panorama Design sliding doors from Schüco. These not only ensure energy efficiency but also a high degree of transparency in the building envelope.
