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This document summarizes the construction of a new home with a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency. Key details include installing insulation, using double glazed windows, orienting the home towards winter sun, reusing materials from the original structure, and sourcing local and recycled materials. The end result was a home that improved on its initial zero energy rating and performed well in minimizing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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- 1. Once upon a time………
- 2. There was a cold, dark, mud brick house Nth verandah too wide & blocked winter sun Mudbricks are a poor insulator
- 3. Then we started…with a slab! the slab is a great thermal mass
- 4. Then the framing started…… window spaces to allow more light and solar gain into living areas
- 5. And went up real fast! Skillion Roof Line was a part of the design brief...we like the look!
- 7. We tore down the front of the house…walls & windows & verandah let there be light All windows & mud brick walls removed
- 8. & removed walls of mud brick
- 9. East Elevation taking shape
- 10. Then the deck started……
- 11. … .and continued for a while Cyprus Pine decking (macrocarpa) milled from trees in Aireys Inlet
- 12. And then took shape!!
- 13. Meet our builder…..Gary Setchell
- 14. And his assistant…Michael Bradshaw
- 15. The cladding…..color-bond Color Bond steel - lightweight and the color is "Jasper"
- 16. & rough-sawn plywood Ply cladding is light & has low embodied energy
- 17. Then the window & door frames slotted into place Mouldright Joinery made our windows All new windows double glazed, argon filled with low e coating = comfortable living
- 18. Window timbers Mouldright Joinery made it easy All window/door frames made from Plantation Hoop Pine
- 19. And then we were at lock up! Mouldright re glazed and fitted new casements to some existing windows
- 20. Time to insulate the walls and roof space No insulation yet
- 21. Then we filled every gap we could find!! R3.5 Bulk insulation - roof
- 22. The walls need it too! R2.5 in the walls
- 23. Passive Solar Gain…..comfort ++ Sunlight entering from the north this heats up the room during the day Insulation in roof & walls slows the loss of heat at night Double Glazing also slows down heat loss in winter
- 25. The boys needed a break
- 26. Feature Posts existing cyprus pine post new cyprus pine post also milled from an Aireys tree!
- 27. Plastering and painting done!! sashless double-hung windows great for ventilation Upper casement windows for extra ventilation
- 28. The Pergola goes up! North Eave wide enough to keep mid summer sun out Deciduous vines will act as additional summer shading
- 29. The North orientation! Winter Sun gets in Summer sun blocked shade line at noon in late Sept shade line at noon in mid June shade line at noon in mid summer
- 30. Feature Timber Benches!! Cyprus Pine benches...sustainably minded! Re used timber from old verandah
- 31. And for the Floors!! Reclaimed Messmate flooring looks superb...milled from old structural beams
- 32. And for the Floors!! The Floor Polish product is called Bona Mega A water based product from Sweden Product Source = Ezi Floors in Melbourne * water based * no discoloring in sun * non toxic
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