
A sustainable house can heat and cool itself
By orientating the building the right way and using thermal mass, you can maximise sun and heat in winter while keeping the house cool in summer.

It’s energy and water efficient and uses renewable energy
Energy and water efficient appliances combined with solar power and rainwater harvesting reduce your bills and your environmental impact.

It’s built with sustainable materials
Including materials that are recycled, have low embodied energy, are durable and recyclable.

It’s highly insulated with airtight construction
Insulation and airtight construction work together to reduce energy costs, maintain consistent indoor temperatures, and create a more comfortable living environment.

And it’s no bigger than it needs to be
By building ‘just enough’ and using multi-purpose rooms you can cut time and costs to build and maintain your home.
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