Australian Passivhaus project register
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Certification:
Passivhaus Classic
Passivhaus Plus
Passivhaus Premium
EnerPHit
Low Energy Building
Sector:
Residential: Single Dwelling
Residential: Multi-Unit
Residential: Public & Social
Retail
Sports & Leisure
Arts, Culture & Entertainment
Build to Rent
Education
Health
Hotel & Hospitality
Commercial Office
Mixed Use
Industrial
Justice & Defence
Construction Type:
Timber Frame
Steel Frame
Concrete Frame
Hybrid Frame
Cross Laminated Timber
Structural Insulated Panels
Masonry
High Mass Masonry
Rammed Earth
Prefab
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Our newly-designed, comprehensive project register is designed so you to only have to fill it out once.
Have questions about the submission process? Here’s a step by step walkthrough of what you need to do, along with our terms and FAQs.
Supported by
Enduro Builders Display Home - Springlake
Passivhaus Plus Certified single dwelling in Mount Barker, SA
Pocket Passiv
Passivhaus Plus Certified Single Residential Dwelling Addition in Glebe, NSW
Forrest Passivhaus
Passivhaus Classic Certified Single Residential Dwelling in Spotswood, VIC
Scamander Passivhaus A
Passivhaus Classic certified Residential Single Dwelling in Scamander, TAS
Beach Haus
The first of its kind in Western Australia this Certified Passiv Haus Plus was a beacon of light for Passiv Haus and paved the way for change.
Casacurvatura
The brief for a house with curves is satisfied with a curved plan, circular rooms, spiral stair to a circular star gazing turret, curved internal walls and a curved ceiling
Cooper Haus
This Beautiful Certified Passiv Haus is absolutely stunning and boasts dominant results in performance with extreme challenges through the design and build process.
Thornleigh
Sydney’s first certified Passive House. This compact two-storey home replaces a defunct cottage. Nestled in between a busy road, a magnificent tallowwood and a train line the home will offer a haven of peace and quiet.
Noonameena
A strawbale house sitting on a site cut into a rocky slope overlooking a nearby river. It features extensive glazing to maximise morning light and ideallic views.
Springdale
This house goes beyond Passivhaus requirements and is totally solar - no energy source other than the sun.
Manse Hill
A Passive House as large as possible within the restraints of the budget. A light and spacious living area incorporating a bar area and a library with a concealed door within the shelving. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
PassivLaneway
This compact granny flat sits atop an elegant garage on a discreet laneway on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. A tightly manipulated building envelope ensured Council compliance on a tight site.