Ravelsbach – Extension of the “Virtual Building Site” seminar building
On the north side of the barn, which has been converted into a seminar centre, 3 new guest rooms are being built organically using the CUT technique (half vault).
On the north side of the barn, which has been converted into a seminar centre, 3 new guest rooms are being built organically using the CUT technique (half vault).
Straw Bale Extension to an existing half-timbered house with clay plaster (inside) and lime plaster (outside)
Renovation and extension of a 1978 house with a passive purpose. Thermal insulation from the outside of the existing and …
Straw construction can be so beautiful: Revitalising the attic of a barn to create living space in the form of a barrel vault.
Training centre and permanent exhibition at the same time is the House of the Future project “Virtual Building Site” of the asbn, funded by bm:vit
Restoration of a stone barn with internal thermal insulation in straw bales in a non-load-bearing wooden frame, on a crawl …
Complete renovation of an old stone farmhouse. Installation of external straw insulation on two facades, garden side. Additional interior insulation …
The filling with straw bales took place during an ASBN workshop
An old building with an energy standard of originally 254 kWh/m2.a was energetically improved by 96% through this thermal refurbishment to a passive house.
After a general renovation and the construction of a penthouse in place of the old attic, a new city domicile was created for a family of several doctors.
Thermal refurbishment of a 49cm thick brick wall by installing a straw façade in front of it with an auxiliary construction of 5 x 8cm stacks, which were externally clad with Fermacell HD façade boards.
A large square courtyard, which serves as a 3-party residential building, was thermally renovated on the outside: sheathed with straw bales and plastered directly with lime.
With great attention to detail, this former square farmhouse was converted into a country residence for two families.
Stadel metamorphosis with a straw bale shell: an approximately 150-year-old barn was revitalised into a home for a family of 5.
The primary school, which dates back to the 1960s, was insulated with straw bales as part of a general renovation.
This harmonious office, which also serves as a seminar and presentation room for the asbn workshops, was created largely by Herbert Gruber and his friends.
Flat and studio of the architects allmermacke in Vienna 6. Here, the entire roof over the newly built studio was insulated with straw bales on an existing garage.
Extension with foam glass bag foundation and pallets, interior with reed mats and clay plaster