When it comes to creating homes that are truly comfortable, energy-efficient, and future-ready, there’s one element that makes a bigger difference than many people realise: the windows. New research from RMIT University, prepared for Sustainability...

At Reimagined Habitat, we talk a lot about the connection between healthy homes and sustainable design. But research like the Victorian Healthy Homes Program brings this conversation to life, proving that improving the thermal performance of a home...

At Net Zero Plus, every decision we make is guided by our commitment to performance, sustainability, and future-focused building practices. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Salamander, a European leader in premium uPVC window technology and...

Dreaming of a sustainable prefab home? It’s easy to get caught up in the exciting parts — great design, energy savings, and low bills. But before anything else, there’s one key question: is your site actually suitable? At Reimagined Habitat, we...

As of 27 September 2024, the new Territory Plan allows properties in RZ1 residential zones (that’s most standard suburban blocks) over 800 square metres to now add a second dwelling of up to 120m².

You might assume you're buying into year-round comfort, lower bills, and a smaller footprint. But here’s the truth: those stars might not always shine as bright as they claim.

When comparing homes, it’s easy to focus on upfront costs. But much like choosing between a loaf of homemade sourdough bread and store-bought white toast, price alone doesn’t tell the whole story.

As the housing crisis continues, secondary dwellings offer a flexible and cost-effective way to create more housing options without needing to buy new land.

Secondary dwelling, or secondary residence as they are known in the ACT, offer a smart way to maximise existing space, provide additional housing, and create a more adaptable home for changing family needs.

Finding affordable housing in the right location is becoming increasingly difficult —and secondary dwellings are emerging as a practical answer.

Simone had the pleasure of supporting Sonja from Evitat at two events for The City of Casey, where they explored what it truly means to create energy-efficient and healthy homes.

We’ve compiled the top expert-approved design strategies to ensure your home reaches the highest possible energy rating. So grab a pen and start taking notes—your dream sustainable home awaits!

We’re here to debunk the most common myths and highlight the true potential of modern prefabricated construction.

At this year’s Showroom Canberra Expo, our very own Michael took the stage to explore one of the most important conversations in the construction world today.

Insights from Simone’s Talk at The Showroom Canberra

The CBA has announced its commitment to supporting off-site construction, marking a significant step towards making prefabricated homes more accessible

The elephant in the room is that there are no real compliance checks when it comes to energy efficiency.

Why Working with a Designer Can Save You Time, Money, and Stress

It’s not always a straightforward choice.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the key considerations to help you make an informed decision.

Thinking About Going Owner-Builder? Here's What You Need to Know

Bringing a builder into the process early on is one of the best decisions you can make when designing and building your home.

When designing your home, the real question isn’t “how big should it be?” but rather, “how much space do we actually need?”

Really think about what you need—what will work for your family and not just what’s popular or advised by other.

Passive House principles can make a home more resilient to bushfires, while also improving your family’s health and wellbeing.

To achieve a successful Passivhaus project it’s essential to assemble a diverse and experienced team early on.

Stay Focused on What Matters

How Much Room Do We Really Need To Live A Good Life?

How to Stay Cool this Summer Without Breaking the Bank

How Living in a Passive House Can Improve Your Health and Well-Being

Breathing Space and Other Targets

Your Postcode Matters And So Does Your Class

Simple, efficient, cost effective

The House With Principles

Everyone can build a passive house

What is Passive House

Launching February 2023