European clay brick combined with timber frame construction.
Alberta's first German insulated clay masonry home:
Highly energy-efficient European clay brick country-home combined with timber frame construction. Completion to lock-up stage by Tennengau Timberworks.
Update Summer 2013: This house survived the June 2013 flood in Alberta with no structural damage despite having stood in 4ft of raging river current for 3 days! No mould growth was detected.
Two neighbouring homes were completely destroyed. The last two photo show the house right after the flood.
- Exterior Walls are built of 14" Unipor Coriso insulating clay masonry blocks with an R-Value of R27 unplastered.
- 8" Logix ICF foundation with partial basement
- Delta MS dimple membrane water-proofing around foundation walls
- Timber frame interior and double roof structure with visible rafters
- Hemp batt insulation in roof
- Steico wood fibre boards as sarking board / roof sheathing
- High-end Austrian wood windows with aluminum clad
- Concrete roof tiles
- ... and more