pro clima Project Gallery

Project gallery

pro clima products in construction practice

Inspirational designs – revealing insights

From innovative passive house designs in Sweden to the conversion of an old barn into a craft brewery in Canada or circular timber construction methods in Japan – all around the world, architects and project planners innovative are incorporating pro clima solutions into their mould-breaking designs.

Here you can find out more about striking building projects that use pro clima products.

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Japan

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USA

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Explore our showcase projects around the globe, grouped by continent:

Central and
South America

Central
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America

Oceania

All our reference projects from around the world

Our full portfolio of showcase projects at a single glance

Silver Bark House, Co. Down, Northern Ireland

A sleek passive house new-build that blends into the surrounding landscape.

New-build in suburban Tallinn, Estonia

Suburban residence that uses sustainable solutions to ensure pleasant, healthy indoor air.

ROOTS in Hamburg, Germany

19 storeys, 16 of which are built with timber construction, are reaching for the sky as part of the ROOTS project along the Hamburg waterfront – this will be Germany’s tallest timber structure building.

SPARK office development in Berlin, Germany

The hybrid timber SPARK project in Berlin will create a fertile breeding ground for nurturing innovative ideas.

Mediterranean passive house residence in Barcelona, Spain

Refurbishment of a century-old house in line with the international EnerPHit certificate for retrofits on existing buildings.

Contemporary and sustainable – Campus RO in Rosenheim, Germany

Built using an innovative hybrid timber construction method, these new students’ residences achieve a high level of living comfort and functionality.

Innovative passive house project in Stommen, Sweden

Series construction: Circuitus 2.0 is an innovative blueprint design for passive houses.

‘Circular’ timber construction in Sanu, Japan

As part of the SANU 2nd Home project in the countryside around Tokyo, renewable raw materials are being used and circular material flows created in order to minimise environmental impact.