This sustainable residence in Beaconsfield explores the use of HempBLOCK construction as a natural, high-performance alternative to conventional masonry, combining environmental responsibility with healthy and comfortable living. The building envelope was developed around passive design principles, with particular attention to thermal performance, airtightness, moisture management and energy efficiency. The hemp-based wall system provides a highly […]
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- On January 21, 2017
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This project involves designing and coordinating the Panel Townhouses Pilot across Australia and New Zealand, pioneering Passive House principles for energy efficiency and sustainability. Integrating innovative techniques and materials, we aim to meet Passive House standards while optimizing space and aesthetics. Coordination includes liaising with clients, suppliers, and construction teams for seamless execution and timely […]
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- On February 20, 2025
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This project involves the architectural design and documentation of a highly sustainable triple-story residence. The aim was to create a sustainable, aesthetically pleasing building that meets the R-Codes of Australia and local guidelines, integrating features such as bedrooms, open living spaces, kitchens, bathrooms, balconies, and outdoor amenities. Objectives include assisting in the application process, producing […]
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- On February 20, 2025
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Residential Infill | Subdivision Design | Site Planning This residential infill project in Rockingham involved the development of a subdivision and site-planning solution for an R40 residential property, balancing development potential with access, functionality and statutory planning requirements. The design process focused on creating an efficient rear-lot access arrangement, resolving vehicle movement and turning requirements […]
- Posted by Marta Kablar
- On August 10, 2019
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This project involved the design of an upper-floor studio and living extension to an existing residence in Wanneroo, creating additional private living space while maintaining a strong connection with the surrounding natural environment. The design was developed using Passive House and passive design principles, with consideration given to orientation, natural light, ventilation, thermal performance and […]
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- On August 19, 2026
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This project involved the design and documentation of an extension to an existing character residence in Mosman Park, developed in accordance with local planning requirements, the Residential Design Codes (R-Codes) and relevant Australian Standards. The proposal introduces a new ground-floor kitchen and living extension, carefully integrated with the existing residence and garage while respecting the […]
- Posted by Marta Kablar
- On February 16, 2019
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The project task was to create a modern home in Uganda for an Australian client. It needed to maximize the use of the limited block size as it was planned to be built between two-meter high perimeter walls. This meant that the size of the building footprint was set equally with the plot,so I worked […]
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I was hired to produce the documentation in accordance with the local council’s guidelines and regulations for Planning and Building Permission for a house reconstruction in Fremantle, as well as the architectural drawings and architectural renderings – approximately 250 m2. The reconstruction processes went through detailed analyses, whereas architectural drawings and functional analysis were made […]
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- On February 24, 2019
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This project involves the design of a new upper-floor living extension to an existing residence at 21 Snowbird Gardens, Joondalup, conceived to create a bright and relaxed living space that takes advantage of the property’s ocean outlook and western sunset views. The design introduces a spacious upper-level living area with a raked ceiling and expressive […]
- Posted by Marta Kablar
- On August 10, 2019
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