The Energy Efficient Design Guidelines as a single document.
The guidelines are also available (at no cost) as a printed document from the customer counter of the Hobart Council Centre, on the corner of Elizabeth and Davey Streets.
Please Note: A recently discovered error with the worked example for shadow lengths located on page 7 of the Guidelines has now been rectified. If you already have a hard copy and would like to update it please download this file: Page 7 Addendum.
b) Windows walls, roofs and floors
6 Acknowledgements/further reading
Your Home: Design for Lifestyle and the Future, is a suite of consumer and technical guide materials and tools developed to encourage the design, construction or renovation of homes to be comfortable, healthy and more environmentally sustainable.
Go to: http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/yourhome/index.htm
Home Energy Guide produced by Sustainable Living Tasmania will tell you how to make smart purchases and home improvements that maximize energy efficiency and save you the most money.
Go to: http://www.tasmanianenvironmentcentre.org.au/
Global Warming Cool it! A home guide to reducing energy costs greenhouse gases provides information to help every Australian understand how they contribute to climate change, and how they can play an important part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Go to: http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/gwci/index.html
