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Powerhouse Kjørbo is located near Oslo, and according to Powerhouse, it is Norway''s first energy-positive building and the first in the world to be renovated into an energy-positive structure.
The solutions for heating, cooling and ventilation are based on the principles used at Powerhouse Kjørbo, but have been further developed and optimalised with a view to the function and cost of the building. Photo: Robin Hayes. Photo: Stephen
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Powerhouse Kjorbo is the first renovated office building in the world that produces more energy than it consumes. It contains two office blocks from the 80''ties, which were transformed into contemporary and modern office premises. With the use of of solar panels, Powerhouse Kjørbo produces more than 200,000 kWh annually.
Powerhouse Kjørbo has received national and international attention, and the building has been nominated for a number of awards. Powerhouse Kjørbo demonstrates that it is possible to renovate existing properties into energy-plus buildings in cold climates, and that such renovations make commercial and environmental sense to the parties
Powerhouse Kjørbo in Sandvika outside of Oslo opened in April 2014 and is the first finished project of the Powerhouse collaboration. Two office buildings from the early 1980s have been refurbished, reducing their energy use by 90 percent.
The first project realized by the collaboration partners was Powerhouse Kjørbo, located in Sandvika outside Oslo, Norway. This was the first energy-positive building in Norway, and to our knowledge the first renovated energy-positive building in the world. Other net-zero and energy-positive buildings by Snøhetta include Powerhouse
Powerhouse Kjørbo was aiming for – and achieved – a rating of Outstanding, the highest level in the BREEAM-NOR environmental certification system. It is probably the world''s first energy-plus building created by energy
Powerhouse Kjorboe is the world first rehabilitated pluss-house. This implies that it over its expected timespan of 60 years will produce more renewable energy than it consumes, including the production of material and rehabilitation. The Powerhouse Kjørbo produces over 200 000 kWh electricity annually. The building has been given BREEAM
Powerhouse Kjørbo. Snøhetta is one of the partners in the Powerhouse project, along with the construction company Skanska, the environmental organization ZERO, the aluminium companies Sapa and Hydro, the consultancy company Asplan
Powerhouse Kjørbo is the first renovated energy-positive building in Norway. It is energy efficient and produces more energy than it consumes during its lifespan. The calculations of energy-positive includes energy used for production of building materials, construction, operation and disposal of the building.
Powerhouse Kjorbo is built over grass and it takes up to 5,200 square meters. The building is estimated to consume around 250kWh per square meter each year. The roof is packed with numerous solar panels that collect around 200,000 kWh per year, which is a lot more energy needed for the building annually.
The Powerhouse Brattørkaia in Trondheim, Norway is the world''s northernmost energy-positive building and sets a new standard for the construction of the buildings of tomorrow. Powerhouse Kjørbo Making old buildings energy-positive. Architecture, Interior Architecture, Landscape Architecture 2012–2014 Powerhouse Telemark A sustainable
Just like its ambitious sister projects Powerhouse Kjørbo, Powerhouse Montessori and Powerhouse Brattørkaia, Powerhouse Telemark aspires to be model for environmentally, socially and economically sustainable architecture, while also challenging our conception of what our offices might look like in the post COVID-19 era.
Powerhouse Kjørbo in Sandvika outside of Oslo opened in April 2014 and is the first finished project of the Powerhouse collaboration. Two office buildings from the early 1980s have been refurbished, reducing their energy use by 90 percent. The solar panels on the roofs can produce more than 200 000 kWh per year – twice the amount needed to
Powerhouse Kjørbo is located near Oslo, and according to Powerhouse, it is Norway''s first energy-positive building and the first in the world to be renovated into an energy-positive structure.
The solutions for heating, cooling and ventilation are based on the principles used at Powerhouse Kjørbo, but have been further developed and optimalised with a view to the function and cost of the building. The total cost of the building, including engineering, is NOK 27.5 million. Facts: Location: Drøbak:
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The Powerhouse Alliance The Powerhouse Alliance includes the companies: Snøhetta Architects, Skanska, Hydro, Entra Eiendom and the NGO Zero. The Powerhouse concept was first launched in 2011. The proposal for the first Powerhouse project, a new office building in Trondheim, was presented in 2012. The Powerhouse Kjørbo is the first renovation
Powerhouse Kjørbo is the first office building to become energy-positive after refurbishment, producing more energy than it consumes over its lifetime. By optimizing and combining existing technologies in new ways, the project partners behind Powerhouse Kjørbo have transformed an inefficient 1980''s office block into a modern, energy
Powerhouse Brattørkaia is the biggest new energy-positive building in Norway, and will generate more energy in its operational phase than it consumed through the production of building materials, construction, operation and disposal of
Powerhouse Kjørbo, Bærum, Norway Program: renovation Architects: Snøhetta Contractor: Skanska Environmental organization: ZERO Aluminium: Sapa and Hydro Consultancy: Asplan Viak Property-management: Entra Eiendom Client: Entra Eiendom Area: 5,200 sqm Completion: February 2014
Powerhouse Kjørbo is the first project that the Powerhouse cooperation has completed, and the first time a building has being rehabilitated as a plus house. The method can easily be transferred to other office buildings. You can also read about Powerhouse Kjørbo in the booklet "T hink twice before demolishing.
Powerhouse Brattorkaia, Trondheim _©Ivar Kvaal. Powerhouse Brattørkaia is however the largest building of its kind erected so far. Located at the northern end of the globe, adjacent to the port of Trondheim, Norway, Powerhouse Brattørkaia explores the possibilities of a sustainable future for buildings to come. Aims
Powerhouse Telemark will produce approximately 239,000 kWh annually from its own solar cell plant, and is thus a small power plant delivering surplus energy back to the grid. Powerhouse Kjørbo To the project. More projects. Powerhouse Drøbak Montessori school To the project. More projects. Powerhouse Brattørkaia To the project. Leading
Powerhouse Kjorbo, Bærum Snøhetta . Typologies Commercial / Office ; Date 2012 - 2014; City Bærum ; company Asplan Viak and the property management firm Entra Eiendom with the aim of renewing a group of offices in Kjørbo, a seaside town in the municipality of Bærum, outside Oslo. By optimizing and combining existing technologies in new