Solar design

morrison & breytenbach architects integrates solar and environmentally sustainable design (ESD) principles in their practice of architecture applying them to all projects.

This includes

  • passive and active solar design
  • energy efficient design, detailing and choice of materials
  • use of recycled timbers and recycling in general
  • appropriate stormwater and wastewater treatment
  • lifecycle design and costing
  • solar modelling
  • energy modelling
  • low/non-toxic healthy building design

Projects with an emphasis on solar design and ESD include: Walford Terraces public housing, Hobart; Thalia - private residence East Coast Tasmania; The James House Greenhouse, California, and many more.

At 82 Warwick Street, Hobart, our own place of work, we have recycled the old Halls Machinery Building by inserting conference room , library/staff room and work stations into the open volume workshop at Street level. Print area and archival storage occur at lower ground level. The building demonstrates our commitment to sustainability in design practice.

Enriching lives
Enriching place

  • Solar design - James House Greenhouse, California (1)
  • Solar design - James House Greenhouse, California (2)
  • Solar design - James House Greenhouse, California (3)
  • Solar design - Thalia, Lisdillon (1)
  • Solar design - Thalia, Lisdillon (2)
  • Solar design - Walford Terraces, Hobart (1)
  • Solar design - Walford Terraces, Hobart (2)
  • Solar design - Walford Terraces, Hobart (3)
  • Solar design - House Hamilton-Brett, North Hobart (1)
  • Solar design - House Hamilton-Brett, North Hobart (2)

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