Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Keeping it green Share Tweet Help The David Reid show home exceeds sustainability requirements View of the open-plan kitchen area in a house built by David Reid Homes which features white benchtops, cabinetry, lighting. Potential homeowners are always looking for design inspiration, especially as it relates to eco-friendly features. The David Reid show home in the Ferndale subdivision introduces the best of both worlds sustainable design and contemporary aesthetics merge to create an inviting family home at a sought-after address.Designed by the David Reid Homes Kapiti/Wellington team of experts, the show home meets or exceeds all of the stringent sustainability features required by the Ferndale Design Guide. The house scored a very high 125 points on the Green Home Scheme rating system, which is well over the required 70 points, giving the house an Excellent rating. Exterior view of a house built by David Reid Homes which features steel roofing and weatherboard cladding. The building is laid out to make the best use of sunlight, and the overall footprint is relatively compact. This reduces the external wall and roof areas to minimise thermal heat losses.Special energy-saving features include an integrated solar and heat pump energy system, which provides space and water heating. View of the lounge in a house built by David Reid Homes which features sofas, carpeted floors, glass coffee table, fireplace, artwork. For more details, visit the show home at 5 Ferndale Rd, off Ngarara Rd, Waikanae or contact Tim Sunderland, phone (04) 904 5959. Website: www.davidreidhomes.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 25 Mar, 2010 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Hamptons high life 24 Nov, 2024 Seamless entertaining 24 Nov, 2024 The case of the dissolving courtyard 24 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 26/5 NZ2605 Read More Similar Stories