Condominium Via Flaminio

Description of the state

The condominium under analysis, built in the early '50s, is located in Via Flaminio Cerasoli, 4 in Bergamo (BG). The condominium, consisting of 3 floors above ground and a basement used as private cellars and common rooms, consists of 11 residential units. The heating and production of DHW are autonomous for each real estate unit, the heat generators are traditional wall-mounted and the emission system is radiators.

The building envelope, that encloses the thermal areas subject to intervention, is composed of the floor of the real estate units located on the first mezzanine, the coverage of the housing units on the top floor towards the attic and the perimeter walls characterized by an empty box masonry in double brick plank.

The windows found on site generally have, where they have not been the subject of recent replacement, a wooden frame with double glass. The openings have a regular cadence dictated by the architectural design of the building.

The component of the building envelope most dispersing is represented by the perimeter walls, followed by the windows, the roof slab towards the attic, the floor of the first mezzanine, the thermal bridges.