Schofield Gardens: Where Sustainability Blooms

At Schofield Gardens, sustainability is woven into the very fabric of the community. ALAND’s dedication to eco-friendly living is in every detail, from the energy-efficient materials used in construction – some developed through ALAND’s own research and development – to the thoughtful design elements that promote natural ventilation and reduce energy consumption.

Beyond the building itself, Schofield Gardens offers residents a range of sustainable features designed to minimise environmental impact and enhance their lifestyle. Charge your electric vehicle with ease at our convenient EV charging stations, enjoy the efficiency of a centralised hot water system, and admire the lush gardens nourished by harvested rainwater.

Schofield Gardens: Where Sustainability Blooms

Building Today For Tomorrow

To fulfil its mandate for eco-friendly construction, Jasmine also features a number of innovative products that are both durable and aesthetically pleasing, such as the high-grade exterior Dulux paint system and CSR Hebel PowerPanels. These have intentionally be sourced to lessen the use of embodied energy and produce fewer greenhouse gases than conventional materials.

Such attention to detail is the hallmark of Schofield Gardens which features the liberal use of natural timbers, recycled bricks and textured concrete to create a unique residential complex, designed to improve with age.

Building Today For Tomorrow

Energy Storage

24 Tesla Powerwalls provide 324-kilowatt storage capacity

Advanced Solar

A network of 201-kilowatt solar panels installed on the roof

LED Lighting

All apartments fitted with low-energy LED lighting

Water Recycling

Filtered rainwater used
to maintain gardens

Setting ESG Benchmarks

ALAND is committed to creating a positive impact on the environment and the communities where we build. That’s why we’ve developed a comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) framework to guide our decision-making and ensure we’re building a better future for everyone.

Our ESG framework focuses on key areas like:

Reducing carbon emissions
Promoting sustainable construction
Supporting diversity and inclusion
Enhancing community well-being

When you choose an ALAND home, you’re choosing a company that cares about the planet and the people who live in it. We’re committed to building homes that are not only beautiful and functional but also sustainable and socially responsible.

Setting ESG Benchmarks

Reducing carbon emissions
Promoting sustainable construction
Supporting diversity and inclusion
Enhancing community well-being

ESG Framework

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Environment

Under the banner of ‘Product Excellence and Sustainability’, ALAND is pledged to deliver best-in-class apartment and mixed-use developments that stand the test of time while meeting our diverse stakeholder needs, including optimising returns and minimising our environmental impacts.

Priority areas include reducing carbon emissions by using solar power, providing communal green space, and harvesting and reusing rainwater.

Schofield Gardens, our masterplanned community in Sydney’s North-West, demonstrates how sustainable technology can achieve better environmental outcomes and build better social connectivity.

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Social

Our social commitment is divided into ‘Protecting People’ and ‘Developing People’.

We believe that the people who work for ALAND, our contractors and partners, should work in a safe environment, and one that respects human rights.

Priority areas include health and safety, and the supply chain.

ALAND is committed to providing a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace where stakeholders are educated and upskilled to achieve developmental, physical, and financial well-being.

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Corporate Governance

ALAND is committed to acting responsibly across all of our diverse business operations. Our Executive Team provides oversight and policy direction on our environmental, social and governance performance.

Our strategic initiatives integrate good governance, transparency and ethical practices across all business operations. As part of this process, ALAND has developed clearly defined roles and responsibilities for its Executive Team.

Regular communication, education and review processes ensure that our ESG agenda is effectively applied, with performance targets under constant review.

Bottlebrush Metrics

Bottlebrush at Schofield Gardens is a leading example of sustainable living. As the first stage of this masterplanned community, it sets a high standard for eco-friendly design and construction.

We used a Building Sustainability Index (BASIX) Report to measure energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and shrink our carbon footprint to ensure we’re minimising our environmental impact. This translates to lower energy bills, a reduced environmental impact, and a healthier lifestyle for you as a resident.

Bottlebrush proves that sustainable living can be both stylish and responsible, offering a brighter future for residents and the planet.

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Project BASIX score: Water

30

Project BASIX score: Energy

90%

of construction waste was recycled

8%

of the apartments at Bottlebrush are NDIS compliant

3 EVC

Gros One electric vehicle (EV) charger for every 50 apartments

40kL

40 kilometres of water is stored and re-used onsite

202kW

Canadian Solar panels have a capacity of 202kW

120kW

Capital Tesla battery storage can reserve and utilise 120kW of electricity

20YR

Average
Rescurrence Interval (ARI flows)

Key Sustainability Features

Cleaner
Future

Bottlebrush has been built with a clear purpose of sustainability, building a cleaner future and through a partnership with community energy network provider Energy Trade. It is also one of the first residential developments with the largest installation of Tesla Powerwalls in Australia.

Hitting
Targets

Not only does the development incorporate a range of sustainable features, it has also met and achieved numerous sustainability targets throughout the building and construction stages.

New Construction
Methodologies

Although CSR Hebel PowerPanel was an already established product. However, this was the first time it was used in a class 2 & 7a residential development.

Modern Energy
Network

Bottlebrush features a modern energy network with the power supply, including onsite photovoltaic (PV) capacity and battery storage, three electric vehicle charging stations and a centralised hot water system.

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