In the small village of Brtonigla in the northwestern part of the Istrian peninsula, a series of eight properties was constructed by the developer, Tehnogradnje. Surrounded by olive groves and vineyards each villa is a premium realestate project with 4 en-suite bathrooms and a 40m² heated swimming pool.
In the quiet village of Draguzeti in Croatia, two-villas were developed as rental properties. Each villa has four bedrooms with en-suite facilities and their own outdoor swimming pool and heating system. The project’s goals were to offer great comfort levels while at the same time to reduce heating cots through a very efficient system. With the new system the estimated running costs per year are only between €500 - €700.
The picturesque church in the small village of Šmarje in Slovenia required a subtle, unobtrusive heating system. Economy and reliability were a must so as to maintain a low running cost. More importantly, the heating system had to blend in with the interior of the restored church, maintaining the feel and atmosphere of the original structure.
A building housing three residences and a consultancy office in Ljubljana needed a completely new heating and cooling system installed. Due to the different needs of each space and an underlying requirement for efficiency a more complex system was designed and installed. The required objective was to achieve optimal comfort with low running costs (between €1.500- €2.000 annually for all thee residences and the office together).
Located in the heart of the Istrian peninsula between Pula, Rovinj and Rabac, Villas Adagio is a 9-house villa rental complex. Client comfort was of paramount importance to the property owners.
B&B Kovač is a 20-room hotel with a restaurant located in Portorož, Slovenia. The hotel used to be heated by an oilfired boiler and radiators. Domestic hot water (DHW) was prepared in two 300 litre DHW heaters (V= 2x300=600 litres).
Situated in a small picturesque Istrian village Ruzici, a few kilometres from the Istrian coast, Villas Bonadais a settlement comprising of 3 rental villas with independent swimming pools. The facility owners initially planned to heat the new villas solely through air conditioning units. Due to the shortcomings that this would entail in comfort levels and long-term economy they opted for a hybrid heat pump system instead.
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