Abstract
Knirsla House, near Uppsala. Sweden, is really a group of four flats within one single-storey building, linked by enclosed common areas and glazed-in ‘winter gardens’, the latter acting as passive solar collectors. Active solar collectors provide domestic hot water in summer, winter healing is by a low temperature system from the return circuit of the district heating network, and there is mechanical ventilation with heat recover: Detailed monitoring revealed performance mostly better than calculated, as discussed here by a member of the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm.
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