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Sustainable House Day is an event from Renew that provides the opportunity to explore some of Australia’s most inspiring homes, and learn from the people who designed them, built them, and live in them.
In 2024 Sustainable House Day will be back in person!
On April 21st 2024 over 100 homes will be opening their doors across the country, and sharing their experience of building and living in sustainable homes.
In 2024 Sustainable House Day will be back in person!
On April 21st 2024 over 100 homes will be opening their doors across the country, and sharing their experience of building and living in sustainable homes.
We’re currently seeking homes to take part.
We’re currently seeking homes to take part.
If you live in a sustainable home and would like share your experience and knowledge with others, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply to feature your home →
If you live in a sustainable home and would like share your experience and knowledge with others, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply to feature your home →
More ways to get involved
Sustainable House Day is built in collaboration with our community, enabling the opportunity for the peer-to-peer knowledge sharing. Along with opening your home, there are other ways to get involved in the event. We work with groups and organisations around the country to run Community Partner Events, and we partner with Councils nationwide to make the event as impactful as possible.
Plan a Community Partner Event →
Become a Council Partner →
Sponsor Sustainable House Day →
Sustainable House Day is coordinated by Renew, a membership non profit that has been working to transform Australian homes for climate and energy resilience since 1980. Renew’s early membership newsletters have evolved into Renew and Sanctuary magazines, both great resources for living and building sustainably.
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Sustainable House Day is coordinated by Renew.
Renew is a membership non-profit that has been working to transform Australian homes for climate and energy resilience since 1980. Renew’s early membership newsletters have evolved into Renew and Sanctuary magazines, both great resources for living and building sustainably.