We at Gruen Eco Design are absolutely thrilled to share some exciting news with you all. Our hearts are brimming with joy as we proudly announce the feature of our revolutionary hempcrete passive house on The Design Files!
The Design Files, a prestigious platform renowned for celebrating innovative and sustainable design, has graciously spotlighted our remarkable creation. This recognition is a testament to our unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of sustainable architecture while marrying functionality with beauty.
Our hempcrete passive house stands tall as a testament to our ethos of environmental stewardship and cutting-edge design. The use of hempcrete, an eco-friendly building material made from hemp fibers, lime, and water, epitomizes our dedication to crafting homes that harmonize with nature. Its exceptional insulating properties, breathability, and low carbon footprint align perfectly with our vision of sustainable living.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to The Design Files for shining a spotlight on our hempcrete passive house. It’s an honor to be showcased among trailblazers and visionaries in the design world who share our commitment to creating a more sustainable future.
To all our supporters, clients, and fellow eco-enthusiasts, thank you for being a part of this incredible journey. Your support fuels our determination to continue redefining the boundaries of sustainable architecture and making a positive impact on our planet, one hempcrete brick at a time.
Stay tuned for more exciting developments as we continue to innovate, inspire, and pave the way for a greener, more sustainable future.
Check full feature here:
https://thedesignfiles.net/2023/11/sustainable-homes-binowee-hemphaus
Our Hempcrete Passive House
Rustic shiplac cladding made from silvertop ash timber fatures on the exterior
The facade of the Viewbank home.
The orientation of the house was carefully planned to optimise natural light and solar
Garden view
The hempcrete walls were finished with a light lime render
The light-and-bright living room
Polished concrete floor are paired with warm timber joinery
The pared-back interiors were another deliberately sustainable choice.
Light colours have been used to make the spaces feel open and airy
One of the bedrooms
The landscaping features natives like brachychition tress, banksia serrata, and a diverse mix of plant species that support local wildlife.
Productive gardens envelop the property
