University of Nottingham

Creative Energy Homes

Creative Energy Homes

 Introduction
 Context
 Project
 Newsflashes
 Seminar Series
 Links
 Zero Carbon Symposium

Steel C60 house

 Introduction
 Suppliers
 Supplier Graphic
 Layout+Form
 Construction Info
 Progress
 Analysis
 Live Webcam
 Design Award

Bullivant K60

 Introduction

E.ON

 Introduction
 Objectives
 Progress
 Pictures

BASF house

 Introduction
 Webcam (see Intro)
 BASF Photos
 BASF's Website

Tarmac House

Introduction

Solar Decathlon

Introduction

Partner Links

 Roger Bullivant K60
 EON
 BASF
 Tarmac
 Solar Decathlon
 Saint-Gobain

Questions about the project or website: Dr. Mark Gillott at mark.gillott@nottingham.ac.uk

Steel House C60: Layout & Form

The four bed house will be constructed over three levels including a basement and roof space areas.

The combined use of a light weight steel frame structure and a concrete basement generates an efficient interior volume which provides both space and functionality.

Balconies have also been incorporated to provide a link with the outside as well as providing solar shading.

The house is orientated with its longest façade facing south to maximise solar energy utilisation. The service areas in the house (kitchen, bathrooms) are located on the rear or north façade and in the same vertical plan for the purposes of construction efficiency.

The living spaces are open plan in design to maximise ventilation, space and natural light, all regarded as high priorities by today's home buyers. In addition large areas have been set aside for storage and a services stack is provided to facilitate construction and maintenance.

Plans

Steel house

3D Section

3D Section of Steel house: Graphic by Guillermo Guzman

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