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 ======  Multi-family Passive House buildings in Germany =====
+[[examples:residential_buildings:Multi-family buildings:Central Europe:The world’s first Passive House, Darmstadt-Kranichstein, Germany]]
 The following section presents a selection of outstanding examples of multi-family houses in Germany, featured in past [[phi_publications:international_passive_house_conference_contributions|Passive House Conferences]].\\
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-|** St. Jakob Passive House in Frankfurt**, designed and realised by\\ "faktor 10" (Petra Grenz and Folkmer Rasch). The building is facing\\ north, thereby providing a good view of the Feldberg mountain\\ in the Taunus mountain range.  A systematic scientific evaluation\\ was presented by Sören Peper at the [[phi_publications:international_passive_house_conference_contributions|9th International Passive]] \\  [[phi_publications:international_passive_house_conference_contributions|House Conference]] in Ludwigshafen (pages 373 - 380), showing \\ that even **north-oriented Passive Houses can function well**, \\ provided that they are carefully planned using the PHPP.\\ The research report has been published and is available for download\\ here: [[http://www.passivhaustagung.de/Passivhaus_D/pdf/PH_St.Jakob_www.pdf|Passivhaus in Nordorientierung]] (in German).|\\
+|** St. Jakob Passive House in Frankfurt**, designed and realised by\\ "faktor 10" (Petra Grenz and Folkmer Rasch). The building is facing\\ north, thereby providing a good view of the Feldberg mountain\\ in the Taunus mountain range.  A systematic scientific evaluation\\ was presented by Søren Peper at the [[phi_publications:international_passive_house_conference_contributions|9th International Passive]] \\  [[phi_publications:international_passive_house_conference_contributions|House Conference]] in Ludwigshafen (pages 373 - 380), showing \\ that even **north-oriented Passive Houses can function well**, \\ provided that they are carefully planned using the PHPP.\\ The research report has been published and is available for download\\ here: [[http://www.passivhaustagung.de/Passivhaus_D/pdf/PH_St.Jakob_www.pdf|Passivhaus in Nordorientierung]] (in German).|\\
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