Pahi House, Kaipara Harbour, Northland, New Zealand.
Grand Winner '13th Green Home of the Year Awards, USA Green Builder Magazine' - International Green Building Competition
Pahi House is situated on a steep site overlooking the Kaipara Harbour. The steepness of the site, orientation to views, Northern sunlight exposure, determined positioning and layout of the house. Passive solar, natural ventilation, passive design, thermal envelope, airtightness, and summer and winter climate design where key design drivers. The house collects and stores over 30,000L of rainwater, and has a natural wormarator waste system.
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Pahi House, Kaipara Harbour, Northland, New Zealand.
Grand Winner '13th Green Home of the Year Awards, USA Green Builder Magazine' - International Green Building Competition
Pahi House is situated on a steep site overlooking the Kaipara Harbour. The steepness of the site, orientation to views, Northern sunlight exposure, determined positioning and layout of the house. Passive solar, natural ventilation, passive design, thermal envelope, airtightness, and summer and winter climate design where key design drivers. The house collects and stores over 30,000L of rainwater, and has a natural wormarator waste system.
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Pahi House, Kaipara Harbour, Northland, New Zealand.
Grand Winner '13th Green Home of the Year Awards, USA Green Builder Magazine' - International Green Building Competition
Pahi House is situated on a steep site overlooking the Kaipara Harbour. The steepness of the site, orientation to views, Northern sunlight exposure, determined positioning and layout of the house. Passive solar, natural ventilation, passive design, thermal envelope, airtightness, and summer and winter climate design where key design drivers. The house collects and stores over 30,000L of rainwater, and has a natural wormarator waste system.