SFH since 1991 for Germany – compilation of representative buildings

The synthetic single-family house since 1991 for Germany is derived from the following six representative buildings:

 

SFH since 1991 (1)
Source: Prospekt GAPP-Holzbau (1996)

One-storey one-family house, post-1996, wooden construction, converted attic

  • Exterior walls: insulated wooden frame construction
  • Ceilings: reinforced concrete, timber ceiling (attic)
  • Roof: insulated gabled roof (timber rafters) with rigid covering
SFH since 1991 (2)
Source: Eigenheime-Projektauswahl (1987), p. 22

Two-storey terraced house, to 2000, masonry construction, non-converted attic

  • Exterior walls: aerated concrete
  • Ceilings: FB-beam ceiling, timber ceiling (attic)
  • Roof: gabled roof (timber rafters) with rigid covering

 

SFH since 1991
Source: Prospekt RH Weinböhla (2000)

Two-storey terraced house, to 2000, masonry construction, non-converted attic

  • Exterior walls: lightweight vertical coring brick insulated
  • Ceilings: reinforced concrete
  • Roof: gabled roof (timber rafters) with rigid covering
weißer Platzhalter

Two-storey terraced house, 1970, masonry construction with exterior cladding, flat roof with roof terrace

  • Exterior walls: sand-lime brick
  • Ceilings: reinforced concrete
  • Roof: flat roof with non-rigid covering and roof vegetation

 

weißer Platzhalter

One-storey house, masonry construction, converted attic

  • Exterior walls: : lightweight vertical coring brick
  • Ceilings: reinforced concrete, timber ceiling (attic)
  • Roof: gabled roof (timber rafters) with rigid covering

 

SFH since 1991 (2)
Source: Eigenheime-Projektauswahl (1987), p. 22

Two-storey terraced house, to 2000, masonry construction, non-converted attic

  • Exterior walls: sand-lime brick with thermal insulation
  • Ceilings: FB-beam ceiling, timber ceiling (attic)
  • Roof: gabled roof (timber rafters) with rigid covering