Andrew Ferguson Architect
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Andrew Ferguson Architect
Based in Coffs Harbour on the NSW Mid North Coast, Andrew Ferguson Architect creates buildings which are a unique reflection of the individuals who dwell there, dwellings that are tailored specifically to their needs. Architecturally designed houses which exist in harmony with the natural world, which take only what is required and use only minimal amounts of energy.

Places of natural light and thermal comfort throughout the year, which make the most of the unique places that they inhabit. Successfully minimising energy and water use in a building requires an architect with extensive design experience, practical knowledge and attention to detail from beginning to end.

The basic principles of passive solar design are easily understood; the successful architectural application of them to achieve optimal results balanced with cost, aesthetics, quality and other requirements is much more complicated. Getting the architectural design right at the beginning makes all the difference.
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Andrew Ferguson Architect is based in Coffs Harbour NSW and is available for a range of architectural services. My services are available to residential and commercial clients located in Coffs Harbour and surrounding regions such as Byron Bay, Armidale and Port Macquarie, as well as other parts of NSW and interstate.
Andrew Ferguson Architect is based in Coffs Harbour NSW, and is currently involved in architectural projects throughout the Coffs Harbour region as well as around NSW and interstate. Andrew's architectural expertise spans a broad range of residential and commercial building types, with experience catering to the needs of a variety of different types of clients including private home owners, commercial developers and government institutions.
New high-end luxury house on prominent coastal site in Korora designed to take advantage of ocean views whilst withstanding the rigours of the harsh marine environment. Passive solar design provides heavy shading to east without compromising access to views, and natural ventilation is optimised for prevailing cooling winds throughout summer.
Renovation of 1930s cottage with addition at rear using similar material palette as for existing house. Addition includes open plan living space on ground level opening out onto north-facing courtyard with upstairs bedrooms and kids area. Optimal passive solar access and shading along with effective cross-ventilation provide comfortable internal temperatures all year round.
New house including artist's studio on steep semi-rural site outside Bellingen designed to take advantage of views to the north over valley and distant mountains. Passive solar design provides comfortable indoor temperatures throughout the region's hot summers and cool winters, whilst also providing optimal energy efficiency for off-grid PV solar electricity supply.
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