How An Architect’s Own Townhouse Prioritises Sustainable Living
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2020
- Architect Chris Gilbert, in collaboration with HIP V HYPE, aimed to embed sustainability in their Brunswick townhouse project, prioritising performance over simply greenwashing. Through thoughtful design, including personal touches like timber ceilings, they balanced innovation, sustainability, and affordability, setting a new standard in suburban development.
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I never imagined double glazing being even mentioned in a conversation over a building, it’s a current practice in Europe, where the question is over to have a third glazing and having argon gas in between layers.
In Eswatini buildings commonly have 4mm single pane glass... 😄
Haha same here :) My mind went “wait, is that sustainable? That is just normal”
Damn those men, HANDSOME!!!!
Huge fan of this project. I dream about having a place like this some day.
I watch countless videos about properties, design and development. This has to be the best. Utterly superb. Sustainability at its best. Thank you. A blueprint for the future.
It was good to hear them speak candidly of what they learned in the process.Their design is lovely.
if there could be a focus on the systems that they talk about it would be so helpful to incorporate these ideas into our projects or atleast understand the concepts to make cool ideas work. So I was interested to see how the indoor air is collected and the fresh air is pumped into the bedrooms in a sustainable way. Seems really cool to understand these ideas.
Beautiful, but more thrilled that I'm not alone in seeing patterns or items in wood and other surfaces
Is this channel related somehow with the Never Too Small channel? Your videos give me similar vibes, although this one seems to be more about the story behind the houses :)
Also they seem to cover the same projects...
It's not, they're just Australian too and are let's say very inspired by NTS
I absolutely love, love the windows and the two opening options.
Gorgeous, and I wish to have an additional balcony and the house is beside a river. I love to live in such a beautiful and friendly house.
I like the tone of the design 😍 the sun light is just so beautiful !
Please make more of this video. I love it
Thanks Philip. What do you love about the video?
Love the windows!
The timber adds such warmth! Love this project!
Which interior is your favourite, the black and timber or white and timber?
@@SimpleDwelling i am wild about the black & timber
This is the furthest away from something I know anything about but I love how much light there is in the room :)
Sounds like these houses were built based on passivhaus standards. Generally old Melbourne properties are poorly insulated and extremely uncomfortable to live in. Can totally relate rushing to switch on the heater during those cold wintry mornings. And losing all the heat almost instantly through thermal bridging after switching off the heater. Although I can't agree that the low $1M ish price point is anywhere near being affordable, suggesting otherwise would just be tone deaf. Reckon a better/ "radical" idea would be for these beautifully designed passive houses to be made available via the social and public housing stock as done in Finland and Vienna. Of course Melbourne is far way from that when our properties are deemed as a lucrative investment rather than a human right.
Your design is very interested to see, the materials are friendly, each window is natural picture !
Incredible design. Love the tile at 5.30. Where can I get some?
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Gorgeous home!! ah not to be a pain but where did you get that grey couch?
Motivational video
Is there a floorplan for this?
it's a beautiful house! Where is the artwork on the walls from?
I likes the prooject !
Which interior scheme if your style? The black and timber, or, the white and timber?
Depends on which room in the house it is, its size, and the availability of natural light. I dig both though, so win-win!
The selection of finish material is perfection! I LOVE the black & timber scheme! I paused the section showing kitchen, will use this as an inspiration for my own kitchen. I live in S. California, could you give me the manufacturer of the windows used?
@Carlos Sarmiento Hi Carlos, sorry for the delay in response. The windows were by an Australian manufacturer, Binq; www.binq.com.au/
The black and timber. I’m an architect 🤷🏻♂️
I did the exact same thing while staring at the ceiling. Thats why I want to put this element into my future home too
Love this! I think it's a favourite for me.
Which interior suited you more, Chris' dark and moody or Liam's white and bright?
@@SimpleDwelling Hard to say! I've always enjoyed living in bright spaces previously, but the dark walls blend so beautifully with the wood that I might lean toward that right now... That said, tomorrow I might think differently ;)
I’m exactly the same, both are beautiful.
What was the wall system you mentioned? I am interested is this kind of building technology with air tight and ventilation heat recovery.
how do they always pick the sunniest day to film these videos?
Definitely isn’t always sunny, there’s been a couple rainy shoots and one blanketed in fog!
I like brian klopers architecture also hassan fathy this seems like heading towards towards their brief on ecological envionmental ergonomics but falls short on telling us that it is.
It say it fits the clients astetic but what are his or her needs and that of their community.
This video is a bit all over the place, bad audio mix and same shots of a woman opening windows over and over again. This said, I love everything about the house. Well, apart from the mirror backslash. That trend needs to die. But the rest is lovely. Great space and great details.
how to reach out, in case someone is interested in the floor plan and complete design of this house?
Interesting building, however you mention that it is airtight for sustainability reasons but there are many shots of the windows open or being opened. I thought those whole point of an air tight building is to manage the air flow without the need to open windows.
Airtight is very important to reduce heating and cooling costs but it doesn't require people to never open windows. Getting a cross breeze on a mild day is delightful, isn't it.
On the contrary it allows people to decide when they want air to come in rather than having a constant draught
@@lsamoa If you have a perfectly managed environment inside the house, why would you want new air to come in through a window? If the system is working properly that situation should rarely if ever arise. Why would you pay a lot of money to have a controlled environment and then override it? It's a bit like car manufacturers advertising superb airconditioning in a car and then showing a video of drivers with the windows rolled down.
@@fxdaly Do you never fart?
@@fxdaly Also, airtight buildings don't mean managed air environment, it just meana they're not drafty.
Interior is very nice calm and clean.. love it but 1.5 to 2 million is not cheap...
Still don't see how $1.2 million is considered accessible to a professional couple! with a 10% deposit $120,000 savings rarely achievable unless wealthy parents to give the let up! However, good to see some Eco ideas form Europe finally (double glazing is so 1970s!!!!) getting traction... sustainable - mmm way better than 90% of Australian homes - Affordable - no!
what's up with the lady opening and closing the windows?
Great houses on this channel. Less talking heads and more shots of the houses would make it even better..
Thanks for the feedback. I still fundamentally believe in seeing the architect behind the homes, so there will continue to be shots of them but I'll ensure to get more shots of the home in future post-COVID-19-lockdown videos.
Thanks for your thoughtful and open minded reply. Don’t see that often:) Keep up the good work.
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R u looking book at kitchen？
Awesome work. Affordability tho. Smh.
It can be a bit frustrating to hear $1.5m as "affordable" but remember it's a 3-bedroom home in inner-Melbourne with incredible sustainability credentials, and some things such as the smart-tapware. I don't know if that helps but I can see why it's this much.
median price for a freestanding house in Brunswick is $1.1m. Don’t fall for the hype
A few shots of windows that kept recycled throughout the clip! Why oh why.. just let the design speak for itself.
HRV and triple glazing are required in Canada now; our houses are technically advanced but shamefully ugly.
This video could have been so much better if you actually demoed how the house is sustainable.