The curtain-type rear-ventilated facade is not only sustainable in use, but also durable and deconstructible. With a RVF, the building skin and load-bearing walls are not connected. Instead, a layer of air remains between the building components. The advantage of such rear ventilation is that it removes any moisture that has penetrated. This protects the wall behind it from moisture and prevents mold growth. In addition, the cladding permanently protects the building for many years and gives it a distinctive look. With a RVF, the materials can be separated without sorting. In the event of dismantling, this means that the building materials can be easily recycled.