The net zero house design incorporates an open plan layout for maximum passive solar design benefit during the cooler months and is appropriate for any rustic bush setting.  The entry vestibule connects the bedroom module with the open plan kitchen/dining/lounge areas that enhance the light and 180 degree views.

The net zero house design is the perfect retreat for entertaining and relaxing with the alfresco terrace level that becomes an extension of the living space.  Occupants need only slide back 8 foot high glass doors to enjoy warm evenings.  The net zero house design reduces the carbon footprint using passive solar design principles.

A high efficiency energy rating is achieved correctly sited with diurnal movements of the sun.  Technology such as UV light filtered harvested rainwater with storage tanks, rooftop rooftop solar hot water unit, lighting control, underfloor heating and a traditional wood fuel firebox can add an extra stroke of luxury the twenty first century living.

The entry vestibule features a generous 8 feet/2400mm double glazed timber pivot door while 8 feet/2400mm clear anodized end-sliding doors optimize the passive solar design by linking the internal and outdoor living areas of the net zero house design.

The net zero house design architectural specification can also include photovoltaic electricity generation if an authentic off-grid-lifestyle is the ultimate destination.