Sustainable architecture in the Lech Valley: Insights into new construction projects

Sustainable architecture in the Lech Valley: Insights into new construction projects

An excursion in the Lech Valley revealed impressive insights into two forward -looking construction projects that were visited by regional mayors: inside and representatives. The special journey was made by Kem and clear! Organized to explore sustainable construction methods and modern energy concepts.

Florian Klotz, the mayor of Holzgau, took the lead and presented the participants the architectural and energetic characteristics of the buildings. The highest construction quality and well thought -out space were consistently highlighted. The educational center fascinated the visitors with its child -friendly and open atmosphere, which brought some to the approving comment: "You would like to be a child here."

Promotion of sustainable construction methods

The focus of the two construction projects is based on sustainable construction and energy efficiency. Both buildings meet the criteria for passive house quality, a standard that guarantees very low energy consumption. The education center in particular stands out due to its photovoltaic system, which delivers around 19 megawatt hours of electricity a year. Klotz added: "The combination of photovoltaics and heat pump ensures low running costs and climate -friendly."

climate-active certification

The almost completed project "Surpreted Lechtal" has already achieved the Climate Aktiv Gold Certificate. This prestigious seal of approval emphasizes the energy efficiency of the building. The delegation from Breitenwang, which was also on site, emphasized how valuable such visits to their own construction projects are.

Alexander Höfner, the manager of clear!, was positive after the excursion and emphasized the relevance of sustainable building, which takes into account energetic and climatic aspects. The event offered stimulating impulses for future projects in the region and shows the importance of sustainable architecture as a model for other communities. This could also inspire other places to pursue comparable sustainable concepts.

For detailed information on these projects and other local topics, See the article www.meinbezirk.at .