- Uf- value1 Passive house
- ≥ 1,0 W/(m2K)
- Uf- value2
- ≥ 1,4 W/(m2K)
- System depth
- 88 / 100 / 120 mm
- Applications
- Opening element in the glass roof
Clayton Community Centre
| Location / City | Surrey, Canada |
|---|---|
| Year of Construction / Completion | 2021 |
| Construction Type | New Construction |
| Architect / Architectural Firm | HCMA Architecture + Design |
| Contractor | Blackcomb Façade Technology |
The Clayton Community Centre is North America’s first Passive House-certified community centre and the largest certified non-residential building project in Canada.
The design draws on the social fabric of the surrounding area to meet the needs of a young community. This large urban building is a compact pavilion defined by natural light – an oasis that blends into a prototypical suburban structure whilst simultaneously extending and protecting the natural environment in which it is embedded. The building does not stand ‘beside nature’, but is part of it; its form, structure and envelope are designed to blur the boundaries between the building and the site.
Reference
- System depth
- 75 mm
- Applications
- Wall panel
Facade insert
Leaf-enclosing panel sections - Minimum width of the active leaf
- 310 mm
- Minimum width of inactive leaf
- 310 mm
FRAME+ 75 DI – Aluminium door
- Uf- value2 Passive house
- ≥ 0,79 W/(m2K)
- Uf- value2
- ≥ 0,70 W/(m2K)
- System depth
- 90 mm
- Applications
- Punched opening windowCurtain wall insertion element
FRAME+ 90 WI – Insert window
- System width
- 50 / 56 mm
- Rectangular profile depth
- 25 – 200 mm
- Expansion profile depth
- 100 – 200 mm
- T-profile depth
- 50 – 175 mm
