| 85 Bob Burnett Architecture ARCHITECTURE e. steve@5dce.co.nz p. 027 534 6657 www.5dce.co.nz E Q CONNECTING SPACE WITH PEOPLE & PLACE We believe the best outcomes are born from the qualities that define us: At 5DCE, we engineer elegant, pragmatic structures that respect both design and performance of Superhomes. PROUD TO COLLABORATE WITH BOB BURNETT ARCHITECTURE > Collaboration > Communication > Authenticity > Excellence Great architecture should do more than look beautiful. We design Superhomes that are warm, healthy, efficient, and built to perform, without compromising on design. Discover our best-to-date Superhomes for Sale, offering a rare opportunity to experience high-performance living without the wait. bob@bbarc.com bbarc.com 021 359 321 Thoughtful & High-Performance Architecture. Deal directly with the owner Competitive pricing guaranteed Specialists in all your house joinery Commercial Joinery Fit-outs PROUD TO SUPPORT BOB BURNETT ARCHITECTURE 253 Lincoln Road, Addington. www.towerkitchens.co.nz ph - 03 3387846 | email: grant@towerjoinery.co.nz 126 Trafalgar St, Nelson 248 Montreal St, Christchurch Phone 0800 807 818 www.staigsmith.co.nz SURVEYORS ∙ PLANNERS ∙ ENGINEERS ∙ RESOURCE MANAGERS Proudly supporting Bob Burnett Architecture The Superhomes feature triple glazed windows, whole home heat recovery ventilation and hydronic underfloor heating, EcoPanel (used to create thermal bridge free air sealed walls), solar panels and rainwater collection. “A ‘BASE’ level Superhome is still much better than building code and quite affordable. Sadly, most people probably don’t really care about carbon but do care about the power bill and having a warm, comfortable, healthy home.” Defining benefits of a Superhome are that the interior temperature is stable year-round, there is fresh filtered air with whole home ventilation and no condensation or mould. “They provide comfort and health and are very cheap to run.” Bob and his family previously lived in a villa on the Somerfield site. That villa has since been trucked away and renovated for a new life in Ashley village, North Canterbury. While this was not required as part of the carbon calculation MBIE methodology, the decision to repurpose and not demolish the villa speaks to the holistic eco-conscious imperative at play in this pioneering project that also includes meticulous landscaping. New Zealand’s first Net Zero Superhome will be opened to view this spring and is set to inspire and educate both industry and the community. Bob says the future direction is towards homes that are not just sustainable and energy efficient but also offer AI energy management systems with two-way charging between the home, solar and EV’s.
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