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Hill End Ecohouse
Hill End Ecohouse
Brisbane, Australia
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Other Projects by Conrad Gargett Riddel
Hill End Ecohouse
Brisbane, Australia
Type
YEAR
2010
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
The Ecohome is a new residence in inner Brisbane on a narrow riverfront site,
made from 80% recycled content. The design maximises northern solar access, edible gardens and flexible
internal spaces for a range of occupation. Passive heating and cooling is
achieved through thermal mass, appropriately designed sun shading, insulation,
ventilated wall and roof cavities and cross-ventilation to rooms. Construction materials maximise energy and water consumption and maintenance.
Water will be collected and recycled on site, ideally removing dependence on
town water supply and energy consumed in the house will be offset by
grid-connected solar panels. The design process has been checked against the BCC Sustainable Housing
Checklist and has achieved a 5 star energy rating. Awards: Intergrain Timber Vision Residential Interior Award 2010, BPN Sustainability Award - Single Dwelling New 2010, Banksia Environmental Awards - Built Environment Finalist 2010
made from 80% recycled content. The design maximises northern solar access, edible gardens and flexible
internal spaces for a range of occupation. Passive heating and cooling is
achieved through thermal mass, appropriately designed sun shading, insulation,
ventilated wall and roof cavities and cross-ventilation to rooms. Construction materials maximise energy and water consumption and maintenance.
Water will be collected and recycled on site, ideally removing dependence on
town water supply and energy consumed in the house will be offset by
grid-connected solar panels. The design process has been checked against the BCC Sustainable Housing
Checklist and has achieved a 5 star energy rating. Awards: Intergrain Timber Vision Residential Interior Award 2010, BPN Sustainability Award - Single Dwelling New 2010, Banksia Environmental Awards - Built Environment Finalist 2010
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