西雅图公园被动房

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-12 00:15:30

Park Passive House

设计方：NK Architects

位置：美国

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片来源：Aaron Leitz

建筑时间：2013

图片：17张

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公园被动房是西雅图的第一个认证的被动房，和华盛顿州最节能的房子。房子位于西雅图的麦迪逊公园附近，由NK Architects 的Marie Ljubojevic和Lauren McCunney设计， Cascade Built 的Sloan Ritchie建造。Ritchie说，这个2710平方英尺的现代主义房子本身和“被动房”的概念一样的大胆。成为一个被动房学院认证的被动房,公园被动房满足严格的设计标准：对能源使用和被动式住宅研究所设定的空气渗透。理论上设计和施工明显降低取暖能耗90%。此外，居住者享受改善热舒适和优越的室内空气质量。拥有4个卧室，3间浴室的公园被动房比一般的房子少消耗大约75 - 80%的能源。公园被动房表明了奢华和可持续性可以共存。译者： Tina Park Passive is Seattle’s first certified Passive House and one of Washington State’s most energy efficient homes. The striking home in Seattle’s Madison Park neighborhood was designed by Marie Ljubojevic and Lauren McCunney at NK Architects and built by Seattle green builder, Sloan Ritchie of Cascade Built. According to Ritchie, the modern design of the 2,710 square foot home on a small urban infill lot, measuring just 2,000 square feet, is “as bold as the Passive House concept itself.” To become a certified Passive House by the Passive House Academy, Park Passive met rigorous design standards for energy use and air infiltration set by the Passivhaus Institut. The result of this design and construction significantly decreased energy consumption for heating by an estimated 90% theoretically a hair dryer could heat the house. In addition the occupants enjoy improved thermal comfort and superior indoor air quality. The 4 bedroom, 3 bath Park Passive uses approximately 75-80% less overall energy compared to homes built to today’s code standards. This figure reflects all of the energy used in the home by its family of four for electronics, cooking and refrigeration, clothes washing and drying, and hot water for bathing and dishwashing.Park Passive’s average indoor air temperature of 70 degrees is managed by opening and closing its Intus high performance windows and doors in summer and using the heat recovery ventilator when it’s colder. To overcome key site and Passive House design challenges, Park Passive emphasizes vertical living with a day lit open stairwell with punctuated views to the street; a double height vaulted kitchen space that visually connects the main living area to the upstairs kids play area; and several large skylights that usher light into the kitchen area. In addition, a salvaged site tree was used for stair treads, wall paneling, and a live-edge bathroom counter top. Other sustainable features include heat pump hot water, zero VOC finishes, a heat recovery ventilator, high performance windows, 16-inches of insulation in the walls and 20+ inches in the lid, and wiring for solar. Luxurious aspects include a Liebherr refrigerator, induction cook top, custom cabinetry, Teregren bamboo strand flooring, and a roof deck with panoramic views of the lake and nearby mountains.Park Passive demonstrates that luxury and sustainability can co-exist.

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