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Whether you are just starting your research or you are deep in the design phase, this guide will show you how to navigate the 7-star requirement and why hitting the minimum might actually be undershooting your potential.

Keeping your home comfortable without high energy bills starts long before you move in. Smart design choices, better materials and thoughtful planning can significantly reduce how much heating and cooling your home needs . When these decisions are made during the design and build stages, the long term savings can be substantial. Read on to learn how to reduce heating and cooling costs in a new home. Block Heat From Entering or Escaping The most effective way to cut energy use

Building an energy efficient home is one of the best ways to create a comfortable, future proof space that costs less to run year after year. Whether you are planning your first build or looking to upgrade your current approach, small design choices can make a major difference to long term comfort and energy use. This guide breaks down the essentials in clear terms so you can start planning your new energy efficient build. What Does an Energy Efficient Home Actually Mean? An

In the building industry, the phrase modern methods of construction  (MMC)  is becoming more common, and for good reason. When you’re planning a new home build, you no longer have to rely on traditional construction methods such as brick-and-mortar or timber-frame assembly onsite.  New construction techniques offer faster build times , better quality control and more sustainable outcomes. Among these, SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels)  stand out as a compelling option for Au