Flood Resilient Open Homes Booking Page
AFTERNOON
Tours & Talks with Home Owners in Mullumbimby who have rebuilt flood resilient
Sustainable House Day provides the opportunity to explore some of Australia’s most unique and inspiring homes, and learn from the people who designed them, built them, and live in them. Mullum Cares is a community partner and organising homes that have build back better since the 2022 flood inundated the region and thousands of homes.
AFTERNOON SESSIONS – March 19, 2023
Tours and talks are repeated at 1:30pm, 2:15pm and 3pm. Scroll down to book.
Participants are invited to lunch together at the Ex Services Club or just to spend the lunch break in between the morning and afternoon sessions exploring beautiful Mullumbimby. You can also reserve a seat for a Meet and Greet lunch below however please be advised that lunch is not included.
Transport bookings are now closed.
First Afternoon Session – 1:30pm
 | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of solid timber homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm. 8spaces left | |
 | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of the process to raise homes to lift them out of expected flood levels. This house flooded to approximately 400mm and has been raised since from 300mm off the ground to 1.2m 10spaces left | |
 | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of brick veneer slab on ground homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm 6spaces left |
Second Afternoon Session – 2.15pm
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of solid timber homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm 14spaces left | |
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of the process to raise homes to lift them out of expected flood levels. This house flooded to approximately 400mm and has since been raised since from 300mm off the ground to 1.2m. 10spaces left | |
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of brick veneer slab on ground homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm 15spaces left |
Third Afternoon Session – 3pm
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of solid timber homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm 15spaces left | |
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of the process to raise homes to lift them out of expected flood levels. This house flooded to approximately 400mm and has been raised since from 300mm off the ground to 1.2m 12spaces left | |
| | The purpose of this event is for people to increase their understanding of flood resilient retrofitting techniques and materials - particularly for home owners of brick veneer slab on ground homes and trades wishing to learn how to rebuild these homes to be more flood resilient. This house flooded to approximately 150mm 11spaces left |