Netzero design
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about netzero design
Product • By Skyshade daylighting • Building Facades
Building Facades
Skyshade Building Facades are advanced architectural facade solutions designed to enhance building aesthetics, energy efficiency, and environmental performance. Engineered using high-quality materials and modern facade technologies, these systems help reduce solar heat gain, improve daylight penetration, and lower dependence on artificial lighting and HVAC systems.
Skyshade offers customized facade solutions for commercial buildings, offices, malls, theatres, industrial spaces, and high-rise structures, combining visual elegance with long-term durability. The facade systems are lightweight, weather-resistant, fire-retardant, and designed to withstand varying climatic conditions while maintaining structural integrity and modern architectura... More
Project • By OPN Architects • Golf Courses
Ellis Golf Course Clubhouse
Following the 2020 Derecho that destroyed the existing clubhouse on Ellis Golf Course, there was an opportunity to re-imagine how a new clubhouse can take advantage of the extraordinary views while creating a community gathering space.
Cameron Campbell
Cameron Campbell
The new 3,500 SF, Net Zero Clubhouse opens up to capture views of the 18th green and pond to a degree not seen in the courses 120 hear history.
Cameron Campbell
Cameron Campbell
The building is organized around a continuous front porch with multiple entry points that connects the high traffic areas that include the pro shop, transaction counter, concessions, and the events space, all facing golf course views. This axial path terminates in the... More
Project • By studio203 architects • Exhibitions
Fashionably Early Exhibition
NGUNNAWAL COUNTRY. The design of the space for a future-directed fashion exhibition, a vibrant Think Tank about the challenges that will inspire the next generation of Australian fashion designers, conceived wholly in folded cardboard as zero waste exhibition architecture.
The interactive fashion exhibition in the Gallery of Australian Design (GAD), curated by close friend Cate Shaw, was to set into scene selected fashion designs from six design schools in a vibrant Think Tank about the challenges that will inspire the next generation of Australian fashion designers.
The message of the show, considerate and sustainable fashion, is reflected in the materiality and construction of the exhibition architecture: folded cardboard assemble... More