This project replaces a tired 1990’s house with a sustainable, modern family home. With two distinct wings—one for living spaces and one for sleeping quarters—the design maximizes openness while incorporating energy-efficient features for near net-zero status.
Highlights
- Curved glazed frontage visible from the flyover and roundabout.
- Showroom, workshop, spare parts department, and valet facilities.
- Durable and low-maintenance finishes with modern aesthetics.
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Goals
- Achieve sustainability with a focus on energy efficiency.
- Create functional and visually stunning living spaces.
- Maximize the use of renewable energy sources and natural materials.
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Challenges
- Designing for intense western sun exposure without overheating interiors.
- Achieving high energy efficiency while maintaining architectural appeal.
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Solutions
- Designed deep roof overhangs to protect from midday sun.
- Implemented geothermal heating and cooling, hybrid insulation, and photovoltaic panels.
- Used locally sourced materials to reduce environmental impact.
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Unique Features
- Two distinct wings for functionality and privacy.
- Net-zero-focused features like heat recovery ventilation and super-insulated panels.
- Artistic design blending into the natural landscape.