This project aimed to develop low cost building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) roofing for mass market residential and commercial applications on Australian buildings.
What materials do you know about?
This project aimed to develop low cost building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) roofing for mass market residential and commercial applications on Australian buildings.
What materials do you know about?
This is the title of an article in The Conversation, please read it.
This was my reply;
an I subsequently followed the link on “Ceramic paint insulation” and have also asked the following question of the author.
Funny, the link for Ceramic paint insulation you gave contradicts the line “it does offer some degree of insulation” and seems to suggest its snake oil? I think there may be uses for “Cool Roof” paints but this sounds absurd.
Vidyasagar Potdar can you please explain this further?
Do subscribe to The Conversation is is one of the best Evidence based reporting you can find and seem to be open to real feedback for reasonable criticism.
The Habitat Project Phases have being penciled out on our Wiki, and a Project phase template is under development. The Project is in the Initial Design Phase with some work started in the Community engagement Phase.
Soon we will be letting you know how you can participate.
note: As of writing there is no content in each of the above project phase pages, content will appear progressively.
An Architect with Sustainable building experience has been engaged to undertake the initial steps to make a Sketch Design which entails finalisation of a brief of requirements, and an inspection of the property.
A review of Council and other Development policies that apply.
On development of this final concept a thermal comfort rating will be done aiming to achieve as high a thermal comfort rating as possible.
Of note is we will be attempting to place as little as possible detail on the “Blueprint” because we want to “Evolve” the structure with the help of participants.
I would.
I really intend to do this, and the process is in train. The idea is to use recycled shipping containers, a roof, a floor and some walls to build the skeleton, a sheltered “sleep over” and project work space. I then want to engage contributors from the local area, the ACT, Sydney, even internationally.
All along I will seek to open source as much as we can for those who follow; to inform city based workshops, presentations or training courses and drive the research and development of a “Sustainable Systems method” that allows people to identify new and innovative ways to increase sustainability and efficiency – “from your fridge, to a factory”.
The project is now started on SustainabilityProjects.org