The home-building industry is undergoing unprecedented change
and it seems likely that the future home will include
more technology than ever before, presenting challenges for
construction and operation. Even now, there are concerns that
the homes we are building today are difficult to maintain and
operate; that technology may not be delivering to its full potential
and that, in the drive to conserve energy, we may be inadvertently
inviting other problems such as overheating and poor indoor
air quality. Current design and procurement practices may need
to change if these issues are to be addressed and this has
implications for designers, developers and importantly for the
end users, the people who have to live in, and operate, the home.
Much of the guidance that has been produced to support the
industry has focused on targets and outcomes with little regard
for process.
This brief overview describes the processes and
decisions that should be made to arrive at a functional
low energy design. It identifies dependencies between the
passive aspects of the home (the fabric of the external walls, the
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insulation and immovable parts) and the active systems. It encourages designers to understand that these two aspects have to be planned for concurrently, and
the effectiveness of each is highly dependent on the other.
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