Bellevue Heights, SAOriginally built in 1952, this double brick, tiled roof home featured 3 bedrooms, 1 living area and 1 bath. The owners came to Adelaide Sustainable looking to create a new master suite within the existing footprint, add a new open plan kitchen - living - dining area and increase the thermal performance of the home in the process.
To achieve an 8.0 star energy rating, we prioritised passive heating and cooling, shading, and building orientation, and partnered that with well positioned thermal mass, Double glazed windows and doors, and high quality bulk and reflective insulation. |
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Bridgewater, SAThis High-risk bushfire area home (BAL40) has been carefully designed using high quality windows and exterior doors, non-combustible building materials, and high quality insulation to tackle the harshest of Australian climates.
Nestled in a blend of pine forest and native gums this once vacant block is now home to a 128m2 Hillside Cabin. The 3 bedroom - 2 bath - 1 living area home overhangs the hillside to create a feeling of immersion amongst the trees that surround the home. This design features sustainably sourced Australian hardwoods, Japanese inspired interiors, bamboo flooring, recycled materials, and boasts a 7.6 star energy rating which is supplemented by solar hot water and a 6.6kW solar system. |
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Teringie, SAThis compact two-storey design maximises space, light, and views, creating an energy efficient home overlooking the Adelaide CBD. The layout features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area whilst maintaining a modest 137m2 footprint.
Passive shading and thoughtfully positioned openings draw in natural light, enhancing the home’s connection to its surroundings. Achieving an impressive 8.2-star energy rating by prioritising passive solar design principles, insulation, and airtightness to deliver year-round comfort and low running costs. |
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