Tigh-Na-Cladach

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Tigh-Na-Cladach means house by the shore. One of these 10 semi-detached units of affordable housing for Fyne Initiatives overlook the River Clyde has been PassivHaus approved. Achieving PassivHaus standard was particularly challenging because the houses tall, slim shape creates an unfavourable volume-to-area ratio, has no south-facing windows (except for roof lights), no mains gas serves the site and the social housing budget was very tight.All of the houses, which measure 88.4m2, are constructed with a closed panel timber system; the walls and roof have a U-value of 0.09 W/(m2K). The floor has a U-value of 0.12 W(m2K). Triple-glazed windows are used throughout. The certified house is fitted with a highly efficient MHRV unit which has a heat recovery rate between 92 and 99 per cent, and duct runs are short due to the house design. A solar thermal system provides domestic hot water.
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CO2 emissionsPrimary energy requirement
Energy target
PassivHaus

Energy and fuel use

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Calculation and targets

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Energy target PassivHaus
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Airtightness

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Project description

StageOccupied
Start date
Occupation date01 July 2010
Location Dunoon, Argyll and Bute   Scotland
Build typeNew build
Building sectorPublic Residential
Property typeSemi-Detached
Construction typeOther
Other construction typeCloses panel timber system
Party wall construction
Floor area 88.4
Floor area calculation method Treated Floor Area (PHPP)
Building certification  Passivhaus certified building Passivhaus certified building

Project Team

OrganisationFyne Homes Housing Association
Project lead personFyne Homes Housing Association
Landlord or ClientFyne Initiatives Ltd
ArchitectGokay Deveci
Mechanical & electrical consultant
Energy consultant
Structural engineerRamage Young Partnership
Quantity surveyorMorham and Brotchie
ConsultantScottish Passive House Centre
ContractorJohn Brown (Strone) Ltd

Design strategies

Planned occupancy
Space heating strategy
Water heating strategy
Fuel strategy
Renewable energy strategy
Passive Solar strategy
Space cooling strategy
Daylighting strategy
Ventilation strategy
Airtightness strategy
Strategy for minimising thermal bridges
Modelling strategy
Insulation strategy
Other relevant retrofit strategies
Contextual information

Building services

Occupancy
Space heating
Hot water
Ventilation
Controls
Cooking
Lighting
Appliances
Renewable energy generation system
Strategy for minimising thermal bridges

Building construction

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Opaque doors description
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Windows description
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Rooflights description
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