Technical Details WIN Herastrau

The structural system, made of reinforced concrete, is designed in the optimal format of partitions, marginal boards and beams, masking structural elements behind partition walls or under the gypsum plaster ceiling, thus avoiding the emergence of corners and facilitating the furnishing process.
The building has a general foundation plate, with an enclosure made of bored piles.
The superstructure design succeeds in generating a slab-to- slab height between 2.75 m and 3 m.
The loggias are disposed in asymmetrical positions across the facade, depending on the floor where the apartment is situated, creating a modern architectural look. The solution of using loggias instead of conventional balconies generates an outdoor space, that is in effect an extension of the house usable at any time of the year.

The heating of the apartments and the preparation of domestic hot water relies on gas boilers, provided with a recirculation system intended to decrease costs. These are placed in the technical rooms in the basement area, designed in compliance with the strictest fire safety standards. The most efficient elements of anti-vibration and shock absorption are used in order to ensure a soundproof effect.
Metering shall be based both on turning on the circuits in the boiler room, as well as individual readings for each apartment.
Heating inside the apartments is based on an underfloor heating system.
The apartments are provided with a VRF cooling system, where exterior units are placed out of view, so they do not impact the aesthetics of the facade.
The plumbing and sanitation facilities rely on the public network, with the connection made in accordance with the ApaNova permit. The complex benefits from pumping groups to ensure the necessary pressure and water supply.

Thermal insulation with rockwool, mixed finish with exterior plaster and ventilated cladding with fibre cement panels.
Exterior PVC and Aluminium, joinery with thermal break, three sheets of glass, for optimal heat transfer coefficient, with tilt-and-turn and/or a sliding opening system and/or curtain walls.
Loggia and terrace floors feature a floating system with a ceramic finish layer.

Clients can opt for: fresh-air input system, central vacuum system, smart home system, cooled ceilings system, cameras for the access doors masked in the form of a bookcase. These are optional and will entail additional costs over the selling price of the apartment. Should these facilities be requested, their integration in the will be done under the supervision of the developer.
Interior design and the furnishing are also available, at an additional cost, in virtue of a WIN Alliance-CLASS IN partnership.

TECHNICAL DETAILS