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12. Code Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
5. incorporates passive building design Queensland. Council encourages building and The proposal incorporates generous
to reduce the need for auxiliary landscape designers to incorporate best practice landscaping treatments, to provide natural
heating and cooling; outcomes described in these publications to help shading where possible;
6. uses low toxic internal and external development comply with PO8. The development incorporates passive
building materials; building design to mitigate reliance of
7. uses natural light rather than artificial mechanical cooling and heating techniques,
light, and may include skylights, by embracing natural breezes and light;
atriums and light wells; Utilises low toxic internal and external
8. contains a minimum of two openings building materials.
per habitable room; Each habitable room includes a minimum of
9. provides a minimum floor to ceiling 2 openings through the use of windows and
height of 2.7 metres; and openings above doors where necessary;
10. enables efficient operation and use of Incorporates light shades and muted
the building. colours on the buildings to reduce solar
heat transfer; and
Includes non-mechanical clothes drying
Editor's Note: Refer to Figure 9.4.6.4. areas to each dwelling.
It is noted that the proposed floor to ceiling height is
2550mm. This is considered to comply with the
NCC and accordingly should be deemed adequate
for the subject development. Notwithstanding this,
the proposal is considered to comply with the
overall outcomes of the code by providing a well
designed building which includes passive design
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