CSI-IDEA Building: zero-energy building

European countries are gradually adopting laws, which oblige builders from 2020 to construct a building only zero energy consumption. The Spanish architectural firm EZAR in collaboration with the architect Juan Blaskezom (Juan Blázquez) presented a wonderful combination of original design and energy efficiency by using CSI-IDEA Building buildings in Malaga (Spain), which has a green facade, and produces more energy than it consumes.
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House CSI-IDEA is built on passive technology design, in particular, its unique shape with rounded corners, helping to reduce the overall energy load, the building self-sufficient in energy by using solar thermal energy, efficient air conditioning and lighting reduces energy consumption.





Energy efficiency is not the only CSI-IDEA Building a sustainable feature. The materials used in construction, also play a role in reducing the environmental impact. Company EZAR be used as recycled materials, as well as those that can be recycled in the future, with a focus on building and finishing materials of low toxicity. In addition, the facade and the rear wall of the building decorated living vegetation, which adds elegance and design of the building to enter the environment.

Representatives EZAR zayavlyuyat that the project will reduce carbon dioxide emissions and reducing energy and water consumption. Due rainwater collection system CSI-IDEA uses 50% less water than a typical building. There may also be utilized up to 75% of all waste generated in the home.



Lighting and acoustics in the Green Buildings are designed to provide natural comfort. "The architecture ensures the quality of life of users, while maintaining their health," - noted in a press release

. CSI-IDEA Building was designed to be a prototype for buildings with zero energy consumption, which will become mandatory in 2020.