Maison Intelligente A3 2010 10 10

Projet “FRAISE” (LA MAISON INTELLIGENTE)

Sofia / Montréal2009 / 2010

A New Generation of Low-Energy Consumption Houses with Higher Seismic Performance

Brief Presentation (phase 1: general aspects)

25 April 2010

Initial Project Phases

• Phase One (technology development and concept design)September 2009 – January 2010

• Phase Two (development of typology and technical design of prototype applications)February – May 2010

• Phase Three(project presentations, development of commercial brand, promotional activities, prototype applications) June – November 2010

Project Team

• Sofplan, Sofia (Bulgarie, EU)Arch. Daniele Marinangeli – Basic concept designEng. Raya Ivanova – Structural concept Eng. Stoicho Karaivanov – Technical principles, details

Arch. Denitsa Yotova - TypologyArch. Nyasha Vengesayi – 3D imagingArch. Radosvet Markoff – Coordinator

• Prestoge Panel, Victoriaville/Montréal (Québec, Canada)Eng. Dimitre Roussinof – Structural principles, SIP technology

• ConsultantsArch. Nikolai Nikolov, Zoom Studio – composition principles, typology, typical exterior and interior arrangementProf. Todor Barakov, University of Civil Engineering, Sofia – wooden structures

Philip Popoff, ppD - commercial brand developmentpartner architects from Spain and Turkeybuilding contractors from Canada, France, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iraq and Israelreal estate developers from Canada, Spain, Italy, Israel, Turkey and Bulgaria

project management companies from Spain, Italy and the Balkan countriesreal estate agencies from Canada, UK, Turkey and Bulgariamanufacturers of SIPs in Canadamanufacturers of wooden structures in Europe

manufacturers of glazing and windowpanesmanufacturers and installers of roof, floor and wall materialsdesigners and manufacturers of lighting equipment

designers and installers of heat and ventilation equipment and plumbingcraftsmen of various specialtyhome owners from Cnada, Spain, Italy, France, UK, Turkey, Greece, Israel, Bulgaria

Technical DataCompopan

• high quality structural and semi-structural insulated wall and roof panel

• engineered composite building material composed of a tick foam layer sandwiched between two structural boards

• provides high insulation values while contributing to the system’s overall stiffness, strength and dimensional stability

• effectively replaces several components of conventional building such as studs and joists, insulation, vapor barrier and air barrier

• standard size 1220 x 2440mm

• transverse strength 0,146 MPa

• E -module 9,17 MPa

• compressive Strength 0,233 MPa

• max. bending moment 3,54 kNm/m

• density ρ 47,14 kg/m3

• water permeability 900 Pa

• air permeability 2,14 m3/m2.h

• Prestige Panel factory, Victoriaville (Quebec, Canada)

• Canbulco factory, Sliven (Bulgaria, EU)

• future facilities in other key markets

production facilities

Structural systems

SBL (structure de bois laminé)

COMPOPAN +

laminated wooden frames+ reinforced concrete foundation slab

Compotron

COMPOPAN S+ laminated wood hidden framework

+ r.c. foundation slab

Melange

COMPOPAN +

laminated wood frames+ multi-floor reinforced concrete core

Eco

COMPOPAN +

wooden trusses+ r.c. foundation slab

SBL (structure de bois laminé) SBL basic principle

• More efficient construction system (the wooden frames are able to absorb the horizontal forces along the width of the building, and the forces along the length of the structure are absorbed by the combination of the frames and panels)

• High resistance to seismic forces - due to the flexibility characteristics of the wooden joints

SBL seismic and load bearing performanceVitrage-based applications / flat roof

• More efficient construction system (the wooden frames are able to absorb the horizontal forces along the width of the building, and the forces along the length of the structure are absorbed by the combination of the frames and panels)

• High resistance to seismic forces - due to the flexibility characteristics of the wooden joints

• Higher load-bearing capacity for snow and wind loads – due to the steep slope of the roof and rigid structure, firmly attached to the concrete base/lower floors

Chalet-based applications / sloping roof

SBL system advantages over r.c. structures and traditional SIP technologies

• Excellent combination of two modern technologies:SIP COMPOPAN and laminated wooden beams

• Production technology and assemblyshorter deadlines and high quality

• Improved energy efficiency (Chalet series):Кw wall = 0,25 – 0,45

Кw glazing = 0,65 – 0,90

• Design flexibility and improved comfort for affordable prices

• Possibilities for integrating additional advanced technologies solar panels, passive houses elements, intelligent houses

• Flexible planning, possibilities for new configurations

• Usage – independent from the SIP certification in a number of countries

• Lower investment risk for bigger projects (for both developers and

financing institutions)

Mélange system advantages to r.c. structures

• A great variety of custom applications – combined advantages of both reinforced concrete and wooden frame structure

• Use of light-weight structures on top of the buildings– SBL or Compotron systems in attics of multistory buildings and for reconstruction and enlargement of loft spaces

• Reducing the number and size of load-bearing reinforced concrete elements (more cost effective)

Typology

• Vitrage 70 - 210 m2

• Chalet 130 – 220 m2

• Economique 35 и 55 m2 (up to 120m2)

• Moduleur (to be developed)

• Appications individuelles (under way)

Vitrage

70m2

• living room 8,4m2

• dining room, kitchen 9,5m2

• bathroom 5,3m2

• master bedroom 13,7m2

• bedroom 9m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 24,4m2

vitrage 70

133 m2

• living room 30m2


• WC 4,9m2


+ bathroom 4,4m2

• bedroom 16,7m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 15,5m2

vitrage 133A

133 m2



• sauna + WC 8,2m2


+ bathroom 4,4m2

• bedroom 16,7m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 15,5m2

vitrage 133 B

172 m2





+ bathroom 4,4m2

• bedroom 16,7m2

• bedroom 12,7m2

+ bathroom 4,7m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 20m2

vitrage 172

197 m2





+ bathroom 4,7m2

+ closet 6,7m2

• bedroom 19,8m2

+ bathroom 4,4m2

• bedroom 16,7m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 22,9m2

vitrage 197

210m2



• WC 2,8m2

• sauna 19,3m2

• master bedroom 18m2

+ bathroom 4,4m2

+ closet 6,7m2

• bedroom 19m2

+ bathroom 3,8m2

• bedroom 16,7m2

• loggia 13m2

• terrace 24,4m2

vitrage 210

chalet

chalet 132

132m2


• kitchen, dining room 19 m2

• bedroom 14,2m2

•Bedroom 14,2m2

• bathroom 4,2m2

• loggia 19m2

•gallery/ study 23m2

chalet 132

152m2


• kitchen, dining room 19 m2

• bedroom 19m2

•Bedroom 19m2

• bathroom 4,2m2

• loggia 19m2

•gallery/ study 29m2

chalet 152

chalet 181A

181m2


• kitchen, dining room 19,3

• bathroom, sauna 8,2m2


+bathroom 4,8m2

• bedroom 17,6m2

• loggia 13m2

•gallery 31m2

chalet 181A

chalet 181B

181m2


• kitchen, dining room 22,6

• bathroom, 5m2

• bathroom 6m2

• master bedroom 19m2

• bedroom 19m2

• loggia 25m2

•gallery 43m2

chalet 181B

chalet 181B

economique35

35m2

• living room, bedroom 25m2

• bathroom 3,2m2

• loggia 4,2m2

economique35 group

55m2

• living room, kitchen 25,5 m2

• bedroom 13,7m2

• bathroom 3,4m2

• loggia 6m2

economique55

Uses

• Small Models (35 – 55 м2):hotel complexes- agritourism , mountain and seaside tourism for social projectsweekend houses at the seaside and in the mountains

• Middle size models (70 – 130 м2):secondary houses in nature

primary houses for couplessocial projects (low class)

• Large models (150 м2 +): primary houses for families with children , secondary houses for wealthy families

• Economique:hotel complexes in the naturebungalow in the mountainlow-budget houses

social housingcamps and temporary shelter

• Vitrage :regions with mild climateslocations with panoramic viewsnear the seaside or lakeside

• Chalet: regions with cold continental climatessuburbs

Assembly Categories

• Lower category :wooden framesSIP with mineral plasterLT sheet-metal profiles or roof tiles

PVC window frames laminate floor, bathrooms with BG assemblingconventional heating and ventilation systems

without additional furniture (built-in kitchen cupboards, wardrobes)cost: 350 – 450 E/m2

• Higher category :higher quality / lower energy consumptionwooden frames+ SIP+ additional insulation+ durable wall covering

roof covering- zinc sheets or stone tiles (schist)

windows- triple glazingfloor finishes - oak or exotic wood bathroom fittings - class Rocaheating and ventilation- new generation air conditioners and fireplace

additional components (solar panels, kitchen fittings, wardrobes)cost: 500+ E/m2

Clients /Companies

• Investors/developers of housing projects:residential complexes in the suburbspark villages and clusters

• Hoteliers:hotel complexes in natural surrounding

• Beneficiaries of EU programs (in EU): modular hotel accommodation and small semidetached houses

Clients /Private

• Small families with mid-range income:suburban house – alternative to city apartmentprimary residencemountain and seaside bungalows

• High income families:primary residencesecond house by the sea and in the mountains

modular guest houses, gym, spa

• Owners of existing smaller houses: modular houses with options for extensionsmodular garage, garden shed, guest houses, gym, spa

Clients /Institutions

• Social housing :low-budget residential complexesresidential complexes for temporary accommodation

• Other state and municipal projects:student accommodation

sport and recreation centerschildren’s campskindergartens

Appearancestandard types and individual applicationa

Projet “Fraise”: modèle standard Vitrage (haute configuration), viste lateralle

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Vtrage (haute configuration)

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Chalet Contemporaine (haute configuration)

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Chalet Classique (moyenne configuration)

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Vitrage (haute configuration), intérieur

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Vitrage (haute configuration), cuisine et salle à manger

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Vitrage (haute configuration), vue du salon

modèle Eco (projet d’une cité sociale en Turquie)

Projet “Fraise”: modèle Eco (projet d’une cité sociale en Turquie)

Projet “Fraise”: modèle standard Eco, réalisation en Bulgarie

Projet “Fraise”: modèle standard Eco, variante avec portique

réalisation individuelle a Sofia, Bulgarie

Projet “Fraise”: réalisation individuelle a Sofia, Bulgarie

Projet “Fraise”: maison individuelle, vue de la terrasse du toit, Sofia (Bulgarie)

Projet “Fraise”: maison individuelle, Sofia (Bulgarie), vue de la terrasse au res-des- chaussée

réalisation individuelle a Sofia, Bulgarie

Projet “Fraise”: projet d’une maison individuelle, Sofia (Bulgarie)

extensio d’une maison à Sofia (Bulgarie)

Projet “Fraise”: extensio d’une maison à Sofia (Bulgarie)

Projet “Fraise”: extension d’une maison, Sofia (Bulgarie)

Projet “Fraise”: extensio d’une maison à Sofia (Bulgarie)

Projet “Fraise”: extension d’une maison à Sofia (Bulgarie)

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