Sunday, November 7, 2010

Mt Martha Eco-Friendly House,Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

October 11, 2008
Project Location: Mt Martha House
Architect / Designer: Graham Jones Design
Builder / Landscaper: Modcon Developments
Products Used: Board and Batten, New Deck, Sawn Screen Boards, Dressed Screen Boards, Boardwalk, Large Section DAR, T&G Flooring, Shiplap, Lining Boards
Mt Martha modern house was designed by Australia’s Graham Jones Design. This Modern house is built of radial timber, selected for its notable environmental and technical benefits. The secret is in the way the wood is cut. Waste not, want not, and radial sawing allows the highest return of timber per log. The timber is also cut from native trees, which reduces greenhouses gases related to transport of goods. In addition to being eco-friendly, radial timber is also durable.
The natural finish of this innovative and eco-friendly house encourages the live-off-the-earth sentiment. But that’s not to say any luxury is spared. The magnificent wood and stone that form the facade make their way indoors, where tall ceilings are accentuated by the vertical, floor-to-ceiling wooden installations. Expansive windows naturally brighten interiors, while letting in the scenic views of the garden and patio just outside. Radial Timber.
Radial Timber products were designed and specified by DB Design due to it’s environmental sustainable supply, and natural finish – offering a complimentary natural feature finish to the variety of cladding used on this project . The Board and Batten cladding system was also chosen because of it’s highly durable and economical surface. All timber is Class 2 durability Silvertop Ash, which which turn to a silver-grey once weathered.

1 comment:

  1. What an incredible showcase of sustainable construction! The Mt Martha Eco-Friendly House in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, designed by Graham Jones Design, is a true testament to the harmonious blend of modern luxury and environmental responsibility.
    Sustainable Construction

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