The quindalup house design maximises the passive solar design benefit and connects the spaces for indoor and outdoor living over the summer months.
The quindalup house design is sited near the picturesque Quindalup beach and orientated north for a sun drenched Australian open indoor outdoor living space. The raking ceilings and 2400mm high clear anodised end-sliding doors to the open-plan living areas of the quindalup house design, maximise the passive solar design benefit, and connect the spaces for indoor and outdoor living over the summer months, with generous 2400mm high double glazed timber pivot doors that frame the spacious open-plan living area.
The architect designed kitchen incorporates the latest porcelain panel selections and is the hub of the house design. The latest porcelain panel selections to the kitchen benchtops, select grade marri floor finish, Bosch appliances, Blum Adventos lift coloured back glass overhead cupboards positioned above benchtop height slot window, are attributes of the quindalup house design. The quindalup house combines horizontal single lock standing seam corten steel cladding juxtaposed against ‘Monument’ paint finish Scyon Axon vertically grooved cladding. The owners enjoy solar hot water with wood fuel boosting courtesy of a Chazelle Chiminee wood fuel firebox and the house design also incorporates a patented prefab footing system for budgetary purposes.
The significance on environmentally sustainable design and energy-efficiency, are all characteristic of the quindalup house design, with well considered open plan living spaces to capture the winter heat gain, when the sun is at lower azimuth, while eliminating the worst of the summer heat gain. The highlight windows maximise natural light and compliment the passive solar design by venting stale hot air via ‘stack effect’ ventilation.
The material palette also includes Arte Domus tiles throughout the wet areas with LED strip lighting, concealed cisterns and ceiling mounted rain showerheads.
