Davison Collaborative
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House Notes – Davison Collaborative
The Davison Collaborative is a three-townhouse project in Brunswick delivered by HIP V. HYPE and designed in collaboration with Archier.
The Davison Collaborative is a case study on sustainable density, transforming one suburban block into three, 150sqm fossil fuel free, 100% electric homes. SIPs, solar panels, sonnen battery technology, electric heat pumps for hot water and hydronic heating and an ERV system contribute achieving 8+ out of 10 star NatHERS rating.
The project is being delivered in accordance with the principles of the deliberative development model known as Collaborative Development by HIP V. HYPE. The model allows for collaborators to come together to create better quality, more sustainable and more financially accessible townhouse style homes in inner urban locations where property prices are increasingly forcing people out of the market.
Sustainability Features
- Passive heating cooling:
- Cross ventilation
Heat recovery ventilation system
Passive solar designed home
Shading
Thermal mass
- Active heating cooling:
- Ceiling fans
Heat exchange ventilation system
Heat pump
Hydronic
- Water heating:
- Hot water heat pump
- Water harvesting and saving features:
- Rainwater storage - Underground
- Energy Efficient Lighting
- Natural daylight
- Window Protection:
- Adjustable Shading
Automation/controls
Blinds
- Sustainable materials:
- Recycled bricks, SIPs
- Recycled and reused materials:
- Bricks
- All-Electric Home?
- Yes
- Renewable energy used:
- Energy storage/battery
Solar PV grid connect
- Size of PV system:
- 4.5 kWh solar / 7.5 kWh battery
- BAL Rating
- No BAL rating requirements at time of construction
- Wall Materials
- Structural insulated panels (SIP's)
- Window and Door Types
- Double glazing
Sliding windows/doors
Tilt and turn
- Number of bedrooms
- 3
- Number of bathrooms
- 2
- Garden / Outdoors
- Native plants
- Waste Reduction Practices:
- Recycle
- Healthy home features
- Airtight house design
Automated ventilation system
Carpet free - tiles/concrete/timber flooring throughout
Cross flow ventilation
Heat recovery ventilation (HRV)
Indoor plants for air filtration
Natural light and ventilation
- Housing Type:
- High Density Housing/Strata Development/Unit
- Project Type:
- New Build
- Builder
- HIP V. HYPE
- Designer
- Archier
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