
Country:
Denmark
Ownership:
Public Sector
Year of construction:
1945-1959
Renovation completed:
2009
Floor area after works:
872 m²
Cost of works:
€563,988 (total investment)
Renovated buildings · Tertiary buildings
Osramhuset, Denmark
A listed concrete-framed building in Copenhagen, renovated in 2009 with insulation, secondary glazing, heat recovery ventilation and efficient lighting. Energy savings reached 58%.
Building envelope and structure
Osramhuset is a detached concrete-framed building, with one floor and a basement. As a listed building insulation was added to the inner faces of the front wall and outside faces of other walls, improving airtightness significantly. Windows were replaced where they could be, and a secondary glass lining added behind the front wall.
Heating and energy
The building was fitted with heat recovery ventilation, highly efficient lighting and better controls for equipment.
Energy performance
Energy savings of 58% were achieved.
Project team
- Architect: Brigitte Kortegaard/Tegnestuen T-Plus ApS
- Technical consultants: ROCKWOOL, Wissenberg A/S
