Adelaide House
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Adelaide House
Located on a small street in the City of Adelaide, close to public transport and within walking distance of the Central Market, the Adelaide House (land dimensions 6m x 30m) has been designed for a couple, for ease and enjoyment of living and working.
The ground floor houses garage, underground water tanks, solar batteries, bathroom and two studios looking out onto courtyard – one under a roof garden. The second floor has two bedrooms, bathroom and laundry. The third floor has the kitchen and living areas looking south over the city and to the parklands in the north.
Solar panels are located on the raked ceiling of the living room (18 x LG 320 NeON 2 panels, 5 x Enphase 1.2kW batteries). The furniture and furnishings are an eclectic mix of collected, artisan-made, inherited or bought at auction and, if needed, restored.
This home is open with the support of City of Adelaide.
Sustainability Features
- Energy efficiency:
- Draught proofing
Efficient lighting
Efficient appliances
Energy monitoring
- Passive heating cooling:
- Thermal mass
- Active heating cooling:
- Ceiling fans
- Water heating:
- Hot water heat pump
- Water harvesting and saving features:
- Underground rainwater storage
- Underground rainwater storage type:
- Tanks
- Underground rainwater storage Size:
- 6000L
- Energy Efficient Lighting
- LED lights throughout
Natural daylight
- Window Protection:
- Automation/controls
Blinds
- Insulation Type:
- Ceiling
Internal walls
- Ceiling Type:
- Bulk – glass wool
- Internal Walls Insulation Type:
- Bulk – glass wool
- All-Electric Home?
- No
- Renewable energy used:
- Energy storage/battery
Solar PV grid connect
- Size of PV system:
- 4.5 kW (18 Panels) and batteries are 1.2 kW each
- Estimate of annual savings:
- $2500
- Wall Materials
- Concrete blocks
Double brick
Insulated panels or blocks
- Window and Door Types
- Double glazing
- Universal design accessability
- Multi-generational
- Universal Design Features
- 80cm minimum door opening width
Lever handles for doors (no knobs)
Lift/elevator
Loud doorbell/connected to flashing light
Remote power open and close doors
Shower head on rail for various heights
Tapware to be easily accessed from outside the shower
Window openings easily accessible
- Number of bedrooms
- 2
- Number of bathrooms
- 4
- Garden / Outdoors
- Composting
Green roof
Native plants
- Healthy home features
- Natural fibre furnishings
Natural light and ventilation
- Housing Type:
- Standalone House
- Project Type:
- New Build
- Open with support of
- Adelaide City Council
- Builder
- Sandy Quigley
- Designer
- Phil Burton, Domenico Allegretto
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