The builder has been able to harmonise the house with the environment, creating prestigious structures, equipped with the best technologies in terms of building materials, furnishings, and finishes to meet the expectations of a high standard of living, sustainable at 360 degrees.

The 140 square metre, two-storey prefab house, assembled in just 60 days, has a structural frame made of micro-lamellar beech wood portals from controlled PEFC cultivation. The outer cladding is made of composite sandwich panels, with outer skins in osb3 and a high-density XPS core. Complementary thermal-reflective insulation with an air chamber closes a hyper-performing envelope package with revolutionary thermal transmittance ratios, weights and thicknesses, even with respect to the parameters of incidence between built surface and usable interior space. The opaque surfaces have a transmittance of 0.152 W/sq mK and the transparent ones an average transmittance of 0.9 W/sq mK.
All the façades, micro-ventilated, are clad in larch wood slats or pre-painted aluminium shingles, and the windows, with low-emissivity glass, are fitted with larch wood façade frames, allowing the aesthetic integration of these houses with the natural environment.

In terms of plant engineering, Leap Factory also opted for a high-tech solution, choosing Clivet as a partner with its complete comfort and energy management system, Clivet Smart Living, combined with a 2.28 kWp photovoltaic system.

Davide Francone, Energy Engineer at Leap Factory, explains
 "We found in CLIVET an excellent technological partner, attentive not only to comfort but also to the environment, with a complete, modular and flexible proposal, easy to install, which also includes thermoregulation, monitoring and remote control.
In this operation, the proactive and fast support of the pre-sales and after-sales technical service on site was fundamental in configuring and implementing the project, in a highly reliable and efficient manner."