The frameless photovoltaic façade on the south side is undoubtedly the eye-catcher of the building. At the same time, it is a central component of an interesting energy concept: The passive house is powered entirely by electricity, from heating to hot water. The PV system covers more than 50 % of the total energy demand on an annual average. The property is located on the edge of a publicly used green belt between the Inn Promenade in Innsbruck and the Olympic Village. In the future, the House for Psychosocial Support and Living will support its clients there in their return to independent living after a stay in hospital. A total of 14 small apartments provide an assisted living environment with therapeutic services: Therapy rooms are available on the top floor. In the basement, there is a workroom with corresponding adjoining rooms. And on the first floor there is the administration and a common lounge with cooking area. All floors are accessible via the staircase with elevator.