Designed by Cera Stribley Architecture & Interior Design, Solhaven’s residences have been conceived as design-led flexi-homes that mediate between striking homes and agile workplaces. Constructed from low-impact materials using passive house principles, each home is visually beautiful, efficient, and supportive of discerning living patterns. Climate-resilient and thoughtfully designed with building biology in mind, Flexi-homes are breathable, turn-key abodes where natural timbers, polished concrete, and porcelain create resonant connections to the surrounding subtropical landscaping.
SPACES DESIGNED FOR
RELAXATION AND FUNCTIONALITY
Terrace, Village, and Creative Residences are thoughtfully designed homes that blend natural materials like timber, concrete, and porcelain with subtropical landscaping, offering a harmonious balance between elegance and functionality. These turnkey homes are defined by generous, light-filled interiors forged through passive house principles to embody an airy tranquillity that registers as warm and inviting. Through consideration for layout, orientation, outlooks and materials, an atmosphere has emerged as a gentle alliance between form and function and seamlessly reflects the surrounding coastal context.
A FLEXI-SPACE YOU CAN TAILOR
TO YOUR NEEDS
The concept of flexi-homes seamlessly integrates the relaxed, California-inspired surf culture with forward-thinking residential design elements, bridging the gap between desirable living spaces and functional work areas. By striking a balance between visual cohesion and distinction, these homes create refined, versatile environments that prioritise social connection and environmental sustainability. This results in a unique and impactful living experience that adapts effortlessly to a myriad of contexts on the ground floor plane.
Artist Studio
Home Office
Retail Space
Second Living
Music Room
FUTURE-FORWARD HOMES
Building biology plays a transformative role in the design of Solhaven’s built environment, ensuring it provides shelter while enhancing health and well-being. With Australia’s unique challenges of high UV exposure, extreme temperatures, and pesky pests, embracing building biology means creating nurturing spaces that protect us from diseases like mould-related illnesses, choosing eco-friendly materials and devising energy-efficient designs so we can craft homes that are not just beautiful but also sustainable and resilient.
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Solar PV on Roof
Installing solar PV panels to generate electricity.
High Performance Building Envelope
Including insulation, glazing and airtightness to reduce reliance on HVAC and improve occupant comfort.
Considered Material Selection
Selecting eco-friendly materials that have a lower environmental impact in their procurement and manufacture, contain reduced amounts of volatile
organic compounds (VOCs), and are more economical.
Productive Gardening Capability
Increase self-reliance and reduce the urban heat island effect.
Efficient LED Lighting
Installing energy-efficient lighting to reduce energy consumption and bills.
Mixed Mode Ventilation
Operable windows and ceiling fans allow for effective ventilation.
Electric Hot Water Unit
Efficient hot water for each unit to reduce running costs and energy consumption.
Efficient HVAC
Installing efficient air conditioning to reduce running costs and carbon emissions.
Efficient Fixtures and Fittings
Choosing water-efficient fixtures and fittings to reduce water bills and increase water resilience.
Electric Appliances
Avoiding gas connection, only installing electric appliances.
Energy Efficient Appliances
Installing energy-efficient appliances to reduce energy consumption and bills.
Naturally Ventilated Car Park
Naturally ventilated car park to reduce reliance on mechanical ventilation and reduce energy consumption.
Provision of EV Charging
Provision of powerpoint for EV charging in garages.
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