Green Building Store supplied and installed 45 PERFORMANCE triple glazed timber windows as part of low carbon improvements at the Caxton House Community Centre based in Islington, North London.
Green Building Store’s ULTRA triple glazed timber alu-clad windows and doors were chosen for a low energy selfbuild project in Suffolk.
Low energy retrofit of a Victorian property, featuring Green Building Store’s triple glazed timber windows and doors, finished in a striking pink colour to complement the pink sandstone.
Green Building Store supplied its ULTRA triple glazed timber windows and doors for a beautiful and unique timber frame newbuild 12-sided building, designed for the Eden-Rose Coppice Trust charity, set within Brickmakers Wood in central Ipswich.
Newbuild Passivhaus timber frame home, designed and built by Passiframe to a tight budget. Green Building Store supplied the ULTRA triple glazed windows and doors for the project.
Passivhaus certified oak frame newbuild home, designed by oak frame specialists Oakwrights, in rural Worcestershire. As a B&B, the house will offer visitors a unique chance to experience living in a Passivhaus first hand.
The radical retrofit of an Oxford 1930s semi-detached house, which has aimed to radically reduce carbon emissions of the house in line with a 1.5 degree global warming limit, is among the first EnerPHit Plus projects in the UK.
A contemporary family 4-bedroom home, designed by Kirsty Maguire Architect Ltd using the Passivhaus methodology, featuring PROGRESSION windows and ULTRA entrance and lift & slide doors from Green Building Store.
Wheelchair-accessible, low energy newbuild home designed by Accessible Design and Passivhaus Consultant Phil Newbold. Green Building Store supplied PROGRESSION windows and doors, MVHR heat recovery ventilation and PHPP Passivhaus modelling services for the project.
A timber-framed newbuild home in Powys, designed to the Passivhaus standard and achieving an airtightness of 0.12 ach @ 50 PA. The basic airtight shell is estimated to have build costs of £1200/m2.