Net plus energy house, Leonberg / Germany - Warema

A living concept for the future with a plus of energy
Object
Berghalde house, Leonberg-
Warmbronn / Germany
Principle
Univ. Prof. Dr.-Ing. M. N. Fisch, Karin Fisch
Architects
Berschneider + Berschneider GmbH
Architekten BDA + Innenarchitekten BDIA,
Pilsach, Neumarkt i.d.OPf. / Germany
Supporting structure
PG Kuhn & Löffelhardt, Sindelfingen /
Germany
Construction site management
W. Munz, Warmbronn / Germany
Monitoring energy management
Institute of Building Services and Energy
Design at the Technical University of
Brunswick / Germany
Living space
260 m 2
Completion
October 2010
From the outside, the Berghalde house looks pleasantly simple and
straightforward. The home was completed at the end of October 2010.
In contrast, the views of the surroundings from its exposed location on
a hillside near Stuttgart are breathtaking. However, the most particular
feature of the house is the integral planning concept. The result is a home
with visionary, integral energy design and excellent user comfort.
The first net plus energy house with
power load management and futureproof
electric vehicle system, the Berghalde
house sets standards for sustainable
building − combining energy-efficient
living and sophisticated architecture in a
perfectly executed overall structure.
From the outset, the architectonic considerations
for the position and shape of
the building, house automation and
energy management were carefully
attuned, so that they work very efficiently
together.
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