MFH FELZ EIS

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    The MFH FELZ EIS is a multi-family house featuring ecological construction, solar energy storage, and natural materials. Other features include a recyclable wooden structure, a salt-based battery storage system and a permaculture garden that promotes biodiversity.

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    location	status	typology	project
    Adliswil CH	completed	residential	new build

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    	Project	New construction of a multi-family house in modular solid timber construction in Adliswil
    	Address	Albisstrasse 85, 8134 Adliswil
    	Client	Private
    	Architect	VBAU Architektur AG Kilchberg ZH www.vbau.com
    	Collaborators / Specialist	Solartank: Jenni Energietechnik AG Oberburg BE Solid Wood Construction: Küng Holzbau AG Suisse CH Building automation: PUNKTKeusch Bremgarten CH
    	Year of construction	2019
    	Construction method	modular solid timber construction
    	Building type	Multi-family house with 5 flats
    	Floor area (SIA)	300 m2

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    The MFH FELZ EIS in Adliswil is a pioneering multi-family residence built with sustainability at its core. Constructed using a modular solid wood system, the building is fully recyclable and free from harmful emissions. The wood comes from the Sihlwald forest.

    Energy efficiency is a defining feature of the project. Solar energy provides heating and hot water, stored in a Jenni solar tank, while a Swiss salt-based battery stores excess electricity for later use. In winter, surplus energy not stored as electricity is used to heat the water tank, ensuring optimal energy utilization. 

    The permaculture-inspired landscape promotes biodiversity with a mix of wild and cultivated plants. The spacious floor plans and large windows create bright interiors, while natural materials like solid wood walls and oak parquet offer a chemical-free, warm, and healthy living environment.