Passive House Block wall system for low-energy buildings

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Passive House Block is not presented as another construction block.

It is the core of a new way to build private homes: warm, dry, monolithic, high-inertia, autonomy-ready and practical to build even where conventional logistics are difficult.

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Build Logic

What a Passive House Really Needs.

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Riviera Passive House insulated slab preparation with reinforcement grid
Thermal base layer
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Passive House Block walls under construction at Riviera project
Monolithic insulated shell
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Continuous thermal envelope section showing exterior insulation around a passive house wall, windows and foundation
Airtightness + thermal continuity
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Thermal bridge detail showing a window installed in the exterior insulation layer of a passive house wall
Thermal-bridge control
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Renewable energy systems diagram for low-demand passive house operation
Ventilation · heat pump · solar
In Practice

Know-how & practical implementations.

Practical Passive House Block solutions, real-life details and buildable implementation notes from actual construction practice.

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Thermal bridge detail showing a window installed in the exterior insulation layer of a passive house wall
Warm Window Installation: Moving the Frame Into the Insulation Layer

Why high-performance wall systems should place the window frame inside the insulation plane instead of leaving it on the structural wall edge.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers about Passive House Block, system selection and project planning.

How energy-efficient is the Passive House Block wall system?
Performance

Passive House Block is a high-performance insulated wall system with 150 to 300 mm insulation options. The 300 mm configuration reaches an indicative U-value of 0.107 W/m2K and RSI 9.38 for the insulation layer. Final results depend on the full wall build-up, junctions, airtightness and project calculation.

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Which insulation thickness should I choose?
Thickness

Choose by climate, energy target, budget and wall strategy. Options are 150 mm Energy+, 200 mm NZEB, 250 mm NZEB+, and 300 mm Passive House Block for passive-house-oriented envelope targets.

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Why not just use a heat pump, solar panels and better HVAC?
Systems

Efficient equipment matters, but a weak envelope makes it work harder. First reduce demand with insulation, airtightness and thermal-bridge control; then heat pumps, solar and ventilation can run with smaller loads, lower costs and less stress.

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Why is airtightness so important?
Airtightness

Airtightness preserves real wall performance by limiting uncontrolled air leakage. It improves comfort, reduces heating and cooling demand, supports heat-recovery ventilation and lowers condensation risk inside the structure.

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How is Passive House Block different from brick, gas block, SIP or frame construction?
Structure

Passive House Block combines insulation with a monolithic concrete core in one wall system. The real comparison is the complete shell: structure, insulation, airtightness, facade strategy, weak-point control and long-term operation.

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