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At eHaus we have always maintained the importance of keeping a home at an even temperature, so a home does not overheat in the summer or get too cold in the winter.
Everyone is well aware that the NZ building industry has been through a few interesting years and here at eHaus we are starting 2024 with confidence and zest following the recent release of new industry research and data.
As we eagerly anticipate Kevin McCloud's speaking tour in February 2024, his recent interview with RNZ's Jim Mora has already left a mark on our perspective of housing in New Zealand and the UK.
Voting is now open for our Merry & Sustainable Photo Challenge! This month, it's been all about being festive while caring for our planet, and now we'd like you to help us find the winner.
Pioneering the future of energy-efficient and sustainable living with first Certified Passive House in Waitaki We are proud to announce the completion of the first certified passive house in the Waitaki region, setting new standards for energy efficiency, comfort, and healthy living.
This year, it's all about being festive while caring for our planet with the Merry & Sustainable eHaus Photo Challenge.
This is a question that Katheren from Asthma New Zealand asked Jon Iliffe, co-founder and director of eHaus, in the Healthy Homes a Kiwi Dream series.
Mat, from eHaus Taupo, talks to Asthma New Zealand in their Healthy Homes series about how the way he builds homes has changed in the past ten years.
In November 2021, the New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment (MBIE) initiated a transformative shift in energy efficiency by unveiling substantial updates to the Building Code, specifically in the H1 category.
Despite Covid lockdowns, material shortages, and site orientation challenges, the eHaus team designed and delivered an exceptional home – The Jetty House - that the owners and guests are incredibly happy with.
Asthma New Zealand presents Healthy Homes – A Kiwi Dream.
Download our Showcase Magazine to explore 15 of our sustainable, architecturally designed homes.