Rectory Bruck
The facade is made of sawed larch, which has been treated with a special glaze to anticipate the natural gray coloration.
Building owner
Rectory Bruck/Glstr.
Finalization
2014
Heating demand
15 kWh/m²a
Architecture
Specialist planning
structural engineering: timber construction Riedlsperger; Peter Söllner; building physics: Ingenieurbüro Rothbacher; electrical planning: IBMJ, Leogang
Andreas Volker
Compactness
Ecological building materials
Prefabrication
The facade is made of sawed larch, which has been treated with a special glaze to anticipate the natural gray coloration. For design reasons, no roof projections were used, but the construction emphasizes structural wood protection. Insulation was mainly made from renewable raw materials. PVC was avoided for all windows, doors and interior fittings. Energy systems: District heating, ventilation system with heat recovery, photovoltaics.
Andreas Volker
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