As the surrounding properties reflected the history of the heritage area, this new house on a vacant block, added to that timeline, by not trying to re create the past, but to forge its place in the present showcasing the best of contemporary design ideas. Eco-design principals were used to create intelligent innovative design of which the heat core storage cell was an Australian first. Many of the systems were custom designed and built specifically for this house, providing innovation not yet tested or seen in Australia.

Code Green is an internationally recognised for its innovative design and construction practices. Specialising in the design and construction of residential and commercial buildings, Code Green provides consultancy, design and construction management services. The vision is to integrate green space into urban environments and incorporate ecologically sound development into the core and character of each project. The spaces in which we live and work should sit mindfully in our world and be sympathetic to existing space and streetscapes and which adhere to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. These goals reflect the vision that sustainability is three fold, environmental social and economic. By considering all three within Code Green

Code Green Pty Ltd specialises in the consultation, design and construction of sustainable building projects with the aim to evolve urban environments into green living spaces. Code Green aims to be the national Australian leader in the field of sustainable design and construction. We research every project in detail to ensure innovative ideas and products are incorporated to not only enhance the look of the structure but to also increase the overall performance of the structure. Our most recent project "Forest Lodge ECO House" was featured on the national television series "Grand Designs Australia" in November 2013. In January 2014 Forest Lodge ECO House was officially opened by the Lord Mayor of Sydney complete with a traditional indigenous smoking ceremony.