Residence C&D
House Alterations & Additions in Clifton Hill - Victoria
An existing semi-attached house on a tight site is substantially altered and extended. To keep the existing garden, much of the additional floor area is located on the first level and takes advantage of the northern orientation. The clients’ well defined brief ensures that every little bit of space is well put to use
Project Data
| Site Area: | 185m2 |
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| Floor Area: | 157m2 |
| Completed: | 2018 |
| Consultants: | Don Moore & Associates (Structural Engineer) |
| Photography: | Open Studio Pty Ltd |
Sustainability Data
| Orientation & Form: | North and East orientation for new spaces |
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| roof overhang & canopies designed to balance shading and solar gain | |
| layout maximises natural daylight | |
| small size and compact form | |
| Envelope: | double-glazed windows with full-depth hardwood frames eliminate thermal bridges |
| thermal insulation levels exceed building code requirements | |
| air barriers increase air tightness and manage moisture in building envelope | |
| bricks recycled from existing house | |
| material reduction and no unnecessary applied finishes | |
| Energy: | net zero energy-ready house |
| heating, cooling and hot water delivered by high-efficiency heat pumps | |
| 17-panel photovoltaic system | |
| no gas connection | |
| natural cross ventilation via large openings fitted with insect screens |