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24.01.2022 We were pleased to be featured in Built Offsite’s latest article on Smart Panels: Multi- Faceted Benefits. The article talks about the different types of wall panel systems available and the advantages they have over traditional methods. It goes on to talk about our system with our Managing Director Chris Barnett explaining how our system works and its benefits. If you are interested you can read the full article here: https://builtoffsite.com.au//smart-panels-multi-faceted-be

23.01.2022 Despite the Melbourne restrictions Brendan and the team at Basus Build have kept the Brunswick Courtyard House project running smoothly as the job moves towards final detailing. With the restrictions easing this week work can now be completed outside as the project nears completion. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//brunswick-courtyard-ho

18.01.2022 ArchiTeam and the University of Melbourne have released their crowdfunded Research for Architects in Small Practice (RAsP) report. The study is the first of its kind to look specifically at the value that architects bring to house renovations in Australia. Interestingly, the research found that using an architect for your renovation leads to better resale values and higher capital gains in the long run. You can read the full report here: https://www.architeam.net.au/news/ras...p-the-results https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//the-value-of-architect

15.01.2022 The final walk-through with the client and the builder went well on Monday. Brendan and the team at Basus Build have done an excellent job especially in the midst of a pandemic. The clients are very happy and are excited to move in next week. The Project Architect Jon Pye designed this compact three bedroom home for a small block in the heart of Brunswick. Creating a comfortable family home designed to maximise the northern sun from a north-facing street frontage. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//final-walk-through-for

09.01.2022 With the feature staircase finished the Urban Garden House is almost complete. The timber floors are polished, the steel balustrades are painted and the vertical timber batten screens are installed. The feature staircase journeys up through the house to the roof top deck with spectacular views over the city. The detailing expressed in the design by the Project Architect Jon Pye has been thoughtfully brought to life by Tony Dwyer and his team at Dwyer Constructions. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//climbing-up-the-urban-

08.01.2022 Project Architect Jon Pye had the opportunity to check in on an old Habitech project, the Castlemaine Extension. It was nice to hear the clients were still very happy with their Habitech home. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//checking-in-on-an-old-

06.01.2022 Tone Wheeler, President of the Australian Architecture Association and long-running champion of sustainable architecture, recently published an article in Architecture & Design, titled On the Third Wave of Sustainability. He talks about why passive solar house design hasn’t been widely adopted across Australia and why the government hasn’t regulated for them. Delving into the history of sustainable architecture through three particular waves, he summarises that in his opinion..., for sustainability to succeed it needs to tell a story about improvements in the quality of life the improved indoor environmental quality (IEQ) that comes from passive solar is better for the occupants, but moreover it is better for the environment. Sadly, that appeal to ‘lifestyle’ is the only way that green design will succeed in today’s personally selfish and politically timid and inept environment. www.architectureanddesign.com.au//tone-on-tuesday-on-the-t

04.01.2022 The completion of this rejuvenated city residence has been long awaited by the owners, who are now enjoying their choice of two terraces looking over the Richmond skyline. The addition of their modern first floor living space alongside the original single fronted workers cottage gives the owners a light-filled escape up from the busy streets adjacent to Church Street. The balconies set on each end of this open kitchen, dining and living room allow both private and more open deck engaged with the street below with sun at both ends of the day. The private rooms on street level provide two bedrooms and a second living room opening on to a small court retained below the upper deck, with a valuable work shed for their city bikes, used every day from this inner city sanctuary. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//our-inner-city-sanctua

03.01.2022 Don’t forget the Sustainability Awards Digital Gala and Summit will be taking place next Thursday 12 November. Where our very own Managing Director Chris Barnett will be one of the panellist discussing Passive Designs, Passive Houses and Multi-Residential Builds. If you’re interested you can find out more and buy tickets here: https://www.sustainablebuildingawards.com.au

01.01.2022 Architecture & Design’s annual Sustainability Summit will be even bigger this year and will be held online for the first time. The event has been running for 13 years now and is the biggest sustainable built environment educational event in the country. The panellists, which includes our very own Managing Director Chris Barnett, have been chosen as experts and specialists in the industry to discuss the most pressing issues facing the sustainable built environment. Chris will... be part of the discussion panel talking about Passive designs, Passive houses and multi-residential builds. The online event will be taking place alongside the Sustainability Awards Thursday, November 12. Find out more about the event here: https://www.sustainablebuildingawards.com.au/. https://www.habitechsystems.com.au//sustainability-summit-