Blackburn South house

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The Blackburn South house features a sustainable garden that produces a quantity of food for the family. The target is to become more self sufficient for food.

Location	Blackburn South, Melbourne
Country	Australia
Type	Sustainable renovation
House size	Medium, 30 squares

Summary of house features

• Passive solar design in the garden
• Rainwater tanks
• Low power appliances, no airconditioner
• Greywater system
• Chook shed
• Hydroponic sheds
• Fruit trees and vegetable garden

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