Ecotop 145

EcoTop 145

For large families or flat-sharing communities (4–6 people)
With roofed terrace, fold-out terrace and, according to the entrance situation, a mirrorable floor plan. Home office, 3 bedrooms, solar facade. Two-storey, with attached gravel flat roof.

CONSTRUCTION

Standard version

  • Compact building envelope of unglued solid wood and mineral insulation
  • Component-activated in-situ concrete foundation slab on foam glass
  • Multifunctional metal slat facade for active and passive solar energy harvesting as a protective shield and sunshade
  • Underfloor heating and ceiling cooling
  • Kitchen stove as emergency heating
  • Storage room
  • Emergency generator

Optional self-sufficiency modules

  • Energy self-sufficiency module: PV system, wind turbine, storage battery
  • Water management module: spring or groundwater well, rainwater cistern, self-sufficient grey water treatment, humus toilets
  • Nutrition module: Greenhouse, compost production, insect breeding box (optional and not part of the nutrition module is a surrounding moat as a fish breeding basin)
More about construction and self-sufficiency

AREA

Living space 145.00 m²

  • Kitchen/dining/living area ground floor 41.40 m²
  • Technical room ground floor 11.04 m²
  • Office ground floor 9.37 m²
  • Bathroom/WC ground floor 2.96 m²
  • Storage room ground floor 2.96 m²
  • Anteroom ground floor 6.23 m²
  • Workroom upper floor 6.77 m²
  • Cupboard room upper floor 3.06 m²
  • Room 1 upper floor 10.59 m²
  • Room 2 upper floor 11,42 m²
  • Room 3 upper floor 11.20 m²
  • Corridor upper floor 9.96 m²
  • WC upper floor 1.82 m²
  • Bathroom upper floor 7.83 m²
  • Technical room upper floor 8.39 m²

Utilisable space 46.13 m²

  • Greenhouse ground floor 14.25
  • Garage ground floor 31.88 m²
SW open slats for passive solar energy gains and lots of light in the interior (not included in the basic model: Wind turbine with nine wind turbines (part of the energy self-sufficiency module), greenhouse (part of the nutrition module))
SW closed slats and folded-in terrace: maximum protection. On the south side, absorbers in the slats also enable active solar energy gains
SO solar facade areas can be controlled individually: in front of the greenhouse horizontal setting for optimal passive solar gains and maximum light irradiation; in the basement darkened to the west
NO the view from the north makes the compactness of the structure clearly visible
SW a compact building is an energy-saving building: a fundamental principle of solar architecture
Free visual axes and light-filled views: beauty has a function
View of the greenhouse and interior from the east
Staircase with view into the living area
Living area and kitchen are open-plan lofts
The greenhouse has two storeys and offers space for fruit growing and vertical gardening
The clearly structured room concept of the 145 model: from the airy, south-facing living area at the front, there is a gradual increase in density towards the utility area, technology and garage – as well as retreat options – at the rear

EcoTop 145 views

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View west open
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View north open
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View east open
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Section A/A: View from west
Section B/B: View from east
Ground floor plan (fully equipped with all self-sufficiency modules and garage)
Floor plan upper floor
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