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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
ventilation and cross breezes; (b) means by which the design meets
which is itself the most material energy
maximises shade to east and west PO8.
and materials saving available. The new
walls; (c) contains an open and AO8.2 Development demonstrates a
glazed curtain wall to the northern
permeable built form that connects measured equivalent to a 5star
frontage provides natural light to the
indoor and outdoor spaces in an Green Star rating. Editor’s note—
showroom floor, reducing artificial
integrated design; (d) retains The publications QDesign and
lighting demand. Water efficiency, energy
existing vegetation and natural QCompanion, prepared by the State
efficiency and any provision for electric
shading where possible; (e) of Queensland, provide climate
vehicle charging are matters for detailed
incorporates passive building responsive design principles for
design and building assessment, and are
design to reduce the need for development in south east
capable of being conditioned.
auxiliary heating and cooling; (f) Queensland. Council encourages
uses low toxic internal and external building and landscape designers to
building materials; (g) uses natural incorporate best practice outcomes
light rather than artificial light, and described in these
may include publications to help
dev
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