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Figure 5 - Appearance of individual units and not one bulky building
4.5 Sustainable Design Code
An assessment against the Performance Outcomes (PO8) of the Sustainable Building Design Code
is provided below.
Performance Outcome Comment
orientates buildings and windows to make The design is orientated north south, which is the most efficient orientation.
the most of prevailing winds, natural The proposal faces all living areas and POS to the north and garaging to the
ventilation, and cross breezes; south. All bedrooms include natural light and access to the open space areas,
while the orientation lets winter light in the outdoor areas and in most
instances on decks and balconies and importantly allows for cross breezes and
natural ventilation.
maximises shade to east and west walls; The upper level shades the ground floor and minimum opening are provided to
the western façade to reduce heat penetration.
contains an open and permeable built form All dwellings have direct access to outdoor areas and large balconies. The
that connects indoor and outdoor spaces in balconies connect to the living spaces to provide BBQ and outdoor living
an integrated design; opportunities.
retains existing vegetation and natural Although not proposing to retain trees on the site, the design proposes large
shading where possible; plantings along the frontage to allow for shading and a vegetated presentation
to the street and the internal driveways.
incorporates passive building design to The design provides windows and large open areas to provide for passive
reduce the need for auxiliary heating and cooling and natural breeze flow through the dwellings. The U-shaped design
cooling; provides cooling garden features of all units.
uses low toxic internal and A mix of low toxic internal and external materials are incorporated for the
external building materials; construction which will ensure long lasting design that does not require regular
maintenance.
uses natural light rather than artificial Natural light is provided byway of windows, doors and internal gardens to all
light, and may include skylights, atriums levels.
and light wells;
provides a minimum floor to ceiling height 2.7m floor to ceiling heights are provided to all dwellings.
of 2.7 metres; and
enables efficient operation and use of The design allows for medium density living and privacy to each of the units,
the building. while also allowing for users to easily flow between the main living and
bedroom levels.
5.0 Operational Works
A full suite of engineering plans for operational works have been provided which demonstrate
compliance with the Engineering Works Codes.
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