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Built in the 18th century, this bastide in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France was acquired by the Alpilles Regional Natural Park in 2007. Renovations were carried out to transform the old house into the headquarters of the Regional Natural Park.
The projects was realised under the Mediterranean Sustainable Buildings, BDM, plan “Energy Tertiary Building: Thermal Regulation Low Consumption Building renovation” concerning heating, cooling, ventilation, domestic hot water and lighting.
Principle Characteristics of the Renovation Works:
| Ownership type: | Private |
| Year of construction: | 18th century |
| Renovation Completed: | 2016 |
| Floor area after works: | Net floor area: 1056,0 m² |
| Structure: | Masonry of stones with lime plaster, and whitewash on the elements of modenature or decorations in stones for outside. 40 cm blown cellulose wadding insulation installed on the attic floor was installed with a vapor barrier. |
| Heating and energy: | High-performance wood boiler room; single flow and double flow in meeting rooms and installation of a night ventilation system |
| Energy performance: | Heating: consumption_estimation_Before: 42 kWh/m2.y; consumption_estimation_After: 47 kWh/m2.y
Primary Energy: consumption_estimation_Before: 38 kWh/m2.y; consumption_estimation_After: 36 kWh/m2.y |
| Cost of Works: | total cost: 2490294 € |
| Architect: | Bresson Schindlbeck architectes associées |