Solatube Skylight Case Studies

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Lighting the way to a smarter future

Were restricted in terms of the amount of windows around the perimeter of the building. Natural daylight to play a starring role throughout the three-level, 22 classroom building

Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre – Swimming Pool

To reduce the reliance of articial energy use

Kent Lyon Architect investigated various Daylight systems that would meet their project specific requirements in allowing the Trade Centre to effectively operate during daylight hours without having to turn on electric/artificial lights. Being a sustainable building a major focus was to reduce energy consumption as much as possible.

Solatube Australia were set a task to develop a combined daylight and artificial (Led) unit so that a "one process fit" would enable savings in the supply of lighting solutions in classrooms

Penrhos College WA

To be able to completely or for the majority of occupied daylight hours to not use the "hungry" energy consuming artificial lighting systems originally installed when the Sports Centre was built

The lights literally went out for journalist Mike Duffy and his wife Pat when house construction began on a neighbouring block - cutting off sunlight which formerly streamed onto their staircase from two large glass brick windows.

What had been a fabulous feature of their luxury home on Adelaide's North Haven Marina was no more.

Perth Skylight Installation from Chris and John

Light up the kitchen with natural daylight

The objective was to lighten up the entrance way, the client was very specific about getting the dome to the northern face.

Our client had a very dark hall and study. She wanted to add some daylight into the dark areas of her home without having to pay extra on her electricity bill. Peninsula Daylighting assessed her home for the perfect skylight to suite her needs and budget.

Since 1983, auctioning a luxury home with proceeds going to Telethon has been a great tradition of the Telethon Weekend. Over the years, there have been many significant builders, land developers, tradespeople and suppliers.

To brighten dark rooms

Ed and Amanda wanted to bring natural daylight into the rear areas of the house, comprising two bathrooms, one laundry and a storage area. This was to be achieved using concrete turrets that had been built onto the concrete roof of the structure.

Their overall objectives with this project were:

To bring daylight into the 4 back areas of the home

To have the solution bush fire & weather proof

To add to the Energy Rating of the home

The client was keen to add more natural light into the main living areas of the residence, adding functionality whilst improving the aesthetics and adding value to the home.

Solatube Tubular Daylighting Devices Lighting Living Room Area

The purpose of the project was to provide the homeowners of “Hammondville” with an aesthetically pleasing natural daylighting solution, that would be inexpensive, energy efficient and add to the beauty of this older home.

The purpose of the project was to provide the homeowners with an aesthetically pleasing energy efficient natural daylighting solution, that would full fill their needs, and add beauty to their home.

Solatube Skylight Case Studies

Lighting the way to a smarter future

Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre – Swimming Pool

Winner of Best Use of Skylights Commercial 2016 – Manea Trade Training Centre WA

Hammond Park School

Penrhos College WA

Adelaide’s North Haven Marina

Chris and John

Melbourne Victoria

Frankston, Victoria

in-Vogue Telethon Home 2013

Before & After Photos

Grand Designs TV Show

Two Story Town House

Private Home, NSW

Private Home, QLD