Bioclimatic Houses
Sustainability, efficiency, and comfort in harmony with the environment.
Bioclimatic homes are sustainable structures that make the most of the natural elements of the environment to reduce their environmental impact. These houses are designed with ecological criteria, prioritizing low energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable and efficient environment for their inhabitants.
Insulation
Bioclimatic homes undergo a test known as Blower Door to verify their insulation. Ensuring that the structure is completely airtight.
Sustainable materials
It is fundamental that materials are extracted minimizing environmental impact. We consider their life cycle and the energy required for their production.
Ventilation system
Fresh and high-quality air circulation through a heat exchanger. Night cooling and technologies such as aerothermal energy.
Bioclimatic architecture
Design adapted to local climatic characteristics for optimal thermal comfort. Harmonious integration with the landscape.
Solar Energy
Capturing and using solar energy to decrease dependence on fossil fuels and achieve energy self-sufficiency.
Efficiency and Sustainability
The initial investment (3-8% higher) is recovered in 5-10 years thanks to energy savings and durability.
What is a Bioclimatic House?
A "bioclimatic" home is designed to minimize energy consumption by making the most of natural heat and cold sources from the environment.
In winter, its orientation towards the sun allows capturing solar energy for heating and natural lighting. In summer, architectural elements are used to reduce sun exposure and keep the house cool.
