Case Studies

Delivered under IHP using a panelised construction using a fabric first approach, highly insulated using external wood fibre insulation and passive stack ventilation.

The building was built using SIPS with air-tight envelope, increased insulation, heat-pumps, MVHR, solar PV and batteries. and a Sedum Roof. Internally there are exhaust air heat pumps and MVHR providing a thermally efficient building envelope.

Three pairs of 2 bed 4 person affordable homes delivered under IHP, manufactured as volumetric units in Wales, using Welsh timber.

A development of thirteen ultra-low energy Passivehouses in Llangan.  The homes offer high performance windows and a mechanical ventilation system.

A mix of over 55s apartments and family houses using Welsh timber frame and cladding, cellulose insulation, clay-based paints for low-pollutant carcinogen-free environment.

Nine innovative zero-carbon houses installed after being built off site, using a volumetric Homeshell System, with 90% of the construction done using off-site manufacturing. The houses will have solar panels on their roofs and electric heating.

22 Passivhaus standard family homes for rent through the council, delivered under IHP.

Panelised construction using Ty Solar System, incorporating larch cladding with spruce framing.

Barnhaus frames manufactured off site, with MVHR systems.

These modules are manufactured less than 10 miles from the construction site, with local community engagement at the development and manufacture stage.

Delivered under the IHP. Panelised timber system manufactured from largely natural materials. Solar PV and mechanical ventilation heat recovery units are installed.

A Passivhouse development using timber-frame construction. This project will be delivered by the in-house team ensured the sourcing of local tradespeople, labour and material supplies throughout the construction-phase.

Using local timber – where 63% of site energy requirements will be delivered through solar power.

6 homes delivered under IHP, using Pentre Solar System construction and consuming only 12% of the energy of a traditional build.

Using low carbon materials with good energy performance from sustainable sources. Highly energy efficient homes will heat up steadily and cool down slowly.

A Passivehouse development using high performance home grown timber frame, utilising solar PV. There will be opportunities for training in the use of the timber frame construction used on site.