All of our Western Red Cedar louvres or fins are crafted from materials sourced from sustainable forests. Timber louvres present a fantastic alternative to aluminum, maintaining their shape while offering the natural beauty of wood that ages gracefully over time.

Buildings significantly contribute to carbon emissions, accounting for 35% of global energy consumption. With over 30 years of international evidence, the Passivhaus standard is a proven solution that provides effective strategies for achieving net-zero-ready new and existing buildings, optimized for a decarbonized grid and enhanced for occupant health and well-being. Passivhaus buildings ensure a high level of occupant comfort while using minimal energy for heating and cooling.

This approach employs a whole-building strategy with clear, measurable targets, emphasizing high-quality construction certified through a rigorous quality assurance process. For more insights on the importance of adopting an efficient-first strategy to meet carbon targets, read on.

Our dedication to sustainability and energy efficiency compels us to incorporate Passivhaus standards into our projects whenever feasible. The Passivhaus (Passive House) approach represents the gold standard in energy-efficient construction, aiming to create buildings that are not only environmentally responsible but also deliver exceptional comfort and health benefits to their occupants.