Leura Blue Mountains
With A Real Sense Of Indoor-Outdoor Flow In The House, With Plenty Glazing, For A Light And Lofty Feeling
With A Real Sense Of Indoor-Outdoor Flow In The House, With Plenty Glazing, For A Light And Lofty Feeling
140mm wall thickness for the Blue Mountains climate with as much insulation as we could put in the walls R2.5
Wall wrap / membrane to seal gaps, draughts and penetrations in the building envelope. 10 KW Solar panels with micro inverter technology ready for battery storage Car charge points in the garage
Triple glazed windows with thermal bridging
R3.5 in ceilings and R1.2 sarking in the roof, acoustic insulation internally
Hydronic under slab heating, with insulation under the slab on the ground to create a thermal bridge. Electric underfloor heating, heat pump for hot water (most efficient for cold climates)
The original house was demolished, with minimal disturbance to the land, and a new 300m2 energy efficient home built. Passive house features in a Bushfire Flamezone BALFZ required smart design and use of materials. With a steep slope, this is a clever split level design which is solar passive and allows the sun the warm the home in winter and block it out during summer. The north facing design with glazing on the north gives it natural light all year round.
This home was a knockdown rebuild. Damir’s philosophy is to build healthy, comfortable and durable homes that will last 100 years. Total home is 400 m2 (House 223, Garage decks patio 114m2, Studio 63m2)
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