Passive House is both a building energy performance standard and a set of design and construction principles used to achieve that standard. The Passive House standard is the most stringent building energy standard in the world: buildings that meet the standard use 90 percent less energy than conventional equivalent buildings, and provide superior air quality and comfort.

To attain such outstanding energy savings, Passive House designers and builders work together to systematically implement the following principles: good levels of insulation with minimal to none thermal bridges; passive solar gains and internal heat sources; excellent level of air tightness; good indoor air quality, provided by a whole house mechanical ventilation system with highly efficient heat recovery.

Amber Gardens adopts the unique system of radiating ceiling panels both for cooling and heating. Ideal for all seasons, this system combined with a heat pump and an air exchange heat recovery unit, ensures a high indoor air quality as well as surprisingly low energy consumption.

The houses will be connected to the existing grid for electricity and sewage also water supply will be from a 150m deep well. Gas conection will be optional.

The Amber Gardens villa has a concrete structure and brick exterior walls and gypsum board interior walls.

Yes, as long as the developer gives his consent and the request does not alter the exterior of the house and the general aspect of the complex.

Any changes to the facade will be made with the approval of the developer and a reauthorization of the building.

The complex will have a contract with a local security agency that will ensure the safety of the community 24 hours a day.

Each house has its own area near the auto access where the garbage bins are stored.

For the Otopeni area there are the following public transport lines: 780 – express line, 783 – express line, 449, 443, 444, 448, 450, 451, 452, Maxi -Taxi

To be discussed with the developer.