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- BioCasa_82 WelldomNestled into the pastoral landscape of Treviso, Italy, BioCasa_82 is a beautiful home that boasts some seriously energy-efficient technologies. Italian architect Rosario Picciotto designed the project, whilst <a href="http://www.welldom.it/" target="_blank">Welldom</a> dealt with the construction process. The building was made using 99% recyclable materials, and it's powered completely by renewable energy sources. Its tailor-made sustainable strategies were employed in a bid to secure <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/leed-platinum/" target="_blank">LEED Platinum</a> certification.1
- BioCasa_82 WelldomBuilt for Diadora CEO, Enrico Moretti Polegato and his wife Claudia, the house reaches levels of sustainability rarely seen in residential architecture.2
- BioCasa_82 Welldom-3BioCasa_82 is one of the few private residences in the world to have privately conducted <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/low-carbon-footprint/" target="_blank">carbon footprint</a> analysis with great results.3
- BioCasa_82 WelldomWith 117 points out of 136, according to the American protocol LEED Platinum, and 10 out of 11 points in regards to innovation in design, the building is a real gem in the European building practice.4
- BioCasa_82 WelldomThanks to the “Welldom Method” (a unique construction process developed by Giovanni Fabris, founder of Welldom), the house provides maximum comfort while deploying state-of-the-art sustainable technologies.5
- BioCasa_82 WelldomAccording to the carbon footprint analysis, BioCasa_82 yields 60% less emissions than traditional buildings. Its photovoltaic system produces around 14kWh/mq of electricity, and a high-efficiency geothermal plant provides heat, hot water and cooling.6
- BioCasa_82 WelldomMoroso sofas provide a stylish and comfortable atmosphere in the living room.7