Project gallery

pro clima products in construction practice

Inspirational designs – revealing insights

From innovative passive house designs in Sweden to the conversion of an old barn into a craft brewery in Canada or circular timber construction methods in Japan – all around the world, architects and project planners are incorporating pro clima solutions into their mould-breaking designs.

Here you can find out more about impressive building projects that use pro clima products.

At locations worldwide

Australia

Germany

Estonia

Belgium

Spain

Japan

Germany

Sweden

USA

New Zealand

Ireland

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Collegium Academicum, Heidelberg, Germany

Flexible usage concepts, sufficiency and community-based living in a student accommodation project.

Estonian-designed tiny houses, worldwide

ÖÖD House produces mirror houses, offices and saunas combining comfort with minimal visual impact on their natural settings.

National Library, Canberra, Australia

Retrofit low-pitched roof after storm damage to a heritage building.

Silver Bark House, Northern Ireland

A sleek passive house new-build that blends into the surrounding landscape.

ROOTS in Hamburg, Germany

19 storeys, 16 of which are built with timber construction – this will be Germany’s tallest timber structure building.

SPARK office development in Berlin, Germany

The hybrid timber SPARK project in Berlin will create a fertile breeding ground for nurturing innovative ideas.

Aparthotel to PH standards, northern Spain

Modern aparthotel for short or long stays in the Basque capital.

House with open-jointed cladding, Belgium

Timber frame construction with jointed cladding on roof and walls.

Innovative passive house in Stommen, Sweden

Series construction: Circuitus 2.0 is an innovative blueprint design for passive houses.

‘Circular’ timber construction in Sanu, Japan

As part of the SANU 2nd Home project in the countryside around Tokyo, renewable raw materials are being used and circular material flows created in order to minimise environmental impact.

Sustainable students’ residences in Mannheim, Germany

This modern student accommodation building meets the German KfW 40 requirements for energy efficiency.

New-build in Tallinn, Estonia

Suburban residence that uses sustainable solutions to ensure pleasant, healthy indoor air.

Townhouse in Brooklyn, New York City, USA

Refurbishment and a complete interior refit helped this residence in New York City achieve certified Passive House standard.

Interior retrofitting of a barn in Ontario, Canada

Conversion of a barn into an energy-efficient craft brewery in Alton, Ontario

Mediterranean passive house in Barcelona, Spain

Refurbishment of a century-old house in line with the international EnerPHit certificate for retrofits on existing buildings.

Townhouse with cork facade in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

New CLT timber building in an urban setting in Palma de Mallorca

Retrofit project in Greenport, NY, USA

Energy-oriented refurbishment of a seaside residence on Long Island

New wing for historical tower, Dublin, Ireland

A contemporary, curved, timber-frame wing has been added to a historical Martello Tower on Dublin Bay

Curved timber-frame PH in Limerick, Ireland

New-build passive house with curved floor plan in a suburb of Limerick

Campus RO in Rosenheim, Germany

Built using an innovative hybrid timber construction method, these new students’ residences achieve a high level of living comfort and functionality.

Passive house in Nanaimo, BC, Canada

Newly built Passive House PLUS residence on Vancouver Island

Wind-resistant complex on Okinoerabu Island, Japan

Repurposing of temporary Fukushima shelters into a hotel and leisure complex on an island in southern Japan with particularly strong wind loads.

Lakeside house, Matsue, Shimane Prefecture, Japan

This new-build timber frame house with an open-jointed cladding facade was constructed right on the shores of Lake Shinji on Japan’s main Honshū island.