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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy — UAU Collectiv
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy — UAU Collectiv
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy — UAU Collectiv — AI generated miniature
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy gallery
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy gallery
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy gallery
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy gallery
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy gallery
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Skilpod #48 Zero Energy floor plan
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Catalogue entry

Skilpod #48 Zero Energy — UAU Collectiv

2015

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ADetails

  • Location — Ham, Belgium
  • Category — Residential
  • Specs — 517 sqft
  • Materials — Timber frame, Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), Rock wool insulation, Wood, Steel
  • Published — Jan. 2015

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BSpecifications

Category
Residential
Location
Ham, Belgium
Floor area
517 sqft
Year built
2015 ·
Architect
Skilpod, UAU Collective ·
Materials
Timber frame, Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), Rock wool insulation, Wood, Steel ·

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CDescription

History

The Skilpod #48 Zero Energy module was built in 2015 by Skilpod and UAU Collectiv. It was conceived as a zero or plus energy home. Exterior design is by UAU Collectiv, Massimo Pignanelli. Interior design is by Leo Aerts. Jan Vanhove designed the modular bathroom and kitchen. Modules are finished off-site in the Skilpod-studio.

Architecture

The structure comprises a timber frame and Cross Laminated Timber. Rock wool insulation provides thermal performance. Wood and steel elements complete the construction. This modular unit is designed for transport and relocation.

Setting

Modules are produced in Geel, Belgium. The unit is transportable. It sits as an extension within varied garden settings. Natural light falls through strategic openings, shaping interior spaces.

Specifications

This #48 Zero Energy unit measures 48 m² (517 sqft). It functions as a zero or plus energy home. It is suitable for singles and the elderly, researched for use as mobile care homes.

In print

Featured: ArchDaily (2015), Architizer (2016), Inhabitat, Divisare.

DReferences

  1. 01archdaily.com
  2. 02architizer.com
  3. 03archdaily.com
  4. 04archdaily.com
  5. 05archdaily.com

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