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‘Den Indruk’ residential district

Brugge, Belgium, Europe

Sector Residential
Client Re-Vive nv, Kleemburg 1, 9050 Gentbrugge, BE
Architect Cameleon Architects bvba, Sint-Jorisstraat 33, 8500 Kortrijk, BE
Intervention Construction
Scope Study and following up MEP
Project status completed
Study January 2014 - October 2014
Execution September 2016 - June 2017

Sustainable Features

reuse rainwater
reuse rainwater
water management
water management
heat recovery
heat recovery
Total technical installations cost:€ 1.482.579,38 VAT excluded
Total construction cost:+/- € 5.900.000,00 VAT excluded
Surface:21 houses – 17 apartments
K Level / Energy class :25 -40
 E Level:30-45
Certification:

 

Project description:

Den Indruk is located in the historic center of Bruges, between the Oude Gentweg and Gentpoortvest. Den Indruk will reconcile current architecture with sustainable materials and engineering techniques for a low energy consumption result. The site comprises 21 town houses and 17 apartments complemented by 1 apartment for professional occupational services, something for everyone. Sustainability is at the heart of this project. To begin with, it is a redevelopment of a brownfield bringing life back to this depleted site. A great deal of attention is paid to providing a well-insulated and airtight building envelope for both the town houses and the apartments.

 

The homes themselves feature an air / water heat pump connected to a low temperature heating system. All units will have a heat recovery system integrated in the ventilation system, rainwater harvesting and utilization and all home owners will have the possibility of installing PV panels on their roofs.