The document discusses sustainable home design and passive design strategies to improve energy efficiency. It covers topics like passive solar design, daylighting, shading, insulation, thermal mass, windows, materials, and active cooling and heating systems. The overall message is that sustainable design approaches can significantly reduce a home's energy usage and costs, but homeowners also need to practice sustainable behaviors for maximum effectiveness.

1. SUSTAINABLE HOME DESIGN
Presentation for
Springthorpe Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
Information Session

2. Sustainable
Ecological
Eco
Environmentally Friendly
Green
What is Sustainable Design?

3. Energy Use by Sector

4. Energy Use in the Home

5. PASSIVE DESIGN

6. SUMMER WINTER
Passive Design / What is it?

7. SOLAR CONSIDERATIONS

8. Passive Design / Daylighting

12. SUMMER WINTER
Passive Design / Shading

13. Passive Design / North Shading

16. Passive Design / East & West Shading

19. VENTILATION

20. Passive Design / Ventilation

21. Passive Design / Cross Ventilation

22. Passive Design / Vertical Ventilation

23. INSULATION

24. WINTER SUMMER
Passive Design / Insulation

27. Passive Design / Draft Proofing

28. THERMAL MASS

29. WINTER
SUMMER
Passive Design / Thermal Mass

33. Passive Design / Phase Change Materials

34. WINDOWS

35. TIMBER FRAME ALUMINIUM FRAME
Passive Design / Windows

36. COMPOSITE FRAME
Passive Design / Windows

37. Passive Design / Glass Types

38. MATERIALS

39. Passive Design / Materials

47. ACTIVE SYSTEMS

48. Energy Use in the Home

49. Cooling / Configuration

50. Cooling / Air Conditioning & Evaporative Cooling

51. RADIANT & CONVECTION
AIR BASED HEATERS
HEATERS
Heating / System Types

52. Photovoltaic & Solar Hot Water Panels

53. Solar Hot Water Types

54. Solar Panel Innovations

56. Sustainable design only goes so far...
...the rest is up to you!