CUPACLAD is a natural slate faade system that perfectly balances aesthetics, durability, and sustainabilityeverything contemporary architecture demands. Made from 100 percent natural slate, it helps improve a buildings thermal performance while reducing environmental impact. With its long lifespan and minimal maintenance requirements, CUPACLAD is an ideal choice for architects and builders looking for both beauty and energy efficiency. Thats why its becoming a go-to solution for projects aiming to meet the strict standards of Passive House certification.Affordable housing project in Chicago (Courtesy Cupa Pizarras)In recent months, three different buildings featuring CUPACLAD have achieved the prestigious Passive House certification, proving that natural slate faades can play a key role in energy-efficient design. Lets take a closer look at these standout projects and see how CUPACLAD contributed to their sustainability success.Leland House isnt just affordable housing for adults over 62 in Massachusettsits a place built for connection and community. To bring this vision to life, every detail was carefully considered, including the facade. CUPACLAD was the perfect fit, delivering both style and high performance while meeting Passive House standards.In New Jersey, a private home embraced CUPACLAD to create a stunning, eco-friendly retreat. Designed with sustainability in mind, it seamlessly blends natural materials for both aesthetics and energy efficiency.Leland House is affordable housing for adults over 62 in Massachusetts. (Courtesy Cupa Pizarras)The result? A durable, low-maintenance facade that meets Passive House certification.Chicagos latest 43-unit affordable housing project is setting a new standard for sustainability. Built to achieve Passive House certification, it prioritizes energy efficiency without sacrificing comfort or design.With CUPACLAD, the facade combines durability, low maintenance, and natural beautyproving that sustainability and affordability can go hand in hand.