Port Melbourne house

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The Port Melbourne house is a good example of a 6 star sustainable building.

Port Melbourne, Victoria (not exact location)

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Owners	<name>.
Location	<location>
Country	Australia
Type	New construcion
House size	Medium, 21 squares
Owner contact	<contact details>

Summary of house features

• Passive solar design
• Solar panels, grid interactive
• Solar hot water
• Rainwater tanks
• Low power appliances, no airconditioner
• Double glazing

Credits

• Designer: Andreas Sederof, Sunpower Design
• Builder: