You would normally run power from the central switch to a socket that sits above or concealed in the cabinetry that the driver plugs into. Then the tail from your…

If you want electronic opening you would need to use the mortice lock as discussed paired with an electric striker. The door can then be opened with a key or…

Hi Rojlith
The door in the picture just has a simple mortice lock that works with a key.
You can achieve this with any door if you want.

I also vote the long handle, it looks amazing!

I like the long handle.

I vote the long one!

just thought i'll show you another option from our current house. 2.8m ceilings, and the builders ended up doing a small bulkhead out of gyprock, but then extending the cabinets…

We've done this in our kitchen. The idea is that you would use top row for storing things that are only used couple of times a year, so using a…

Gyprock bulkhead will certainly cost much more then cabinet panels. Although it just doesn't make much sense to have storage at that height from practicality standpoint.

But it looks…

i doubt that extending storage upwards would cost that much. simple cabinets with doors aren't that expensive. it's usually the drawers that add a lot.
you'll probably find that making…

Make a bulk head out of the same cabinet material but set back 10cm and just as a solid piece.
You get the benefit of it looking almost the same as…

Also have you looked at the august home lock - nothing on the front of the door and discreet lock on back of door. The other option is Level Bolt.

yep correct , has to be a firewall so in breach of NCC

That would be a big no!
Unless your council allows something that no other council in Australia allows.
What happens when your neighbour builds a zero lot wall next to yours and…

Normally walls with windows are subject to setback rules.
I'd get that checked ASAP

I come across Arden Homes, they have a house plan with courtyard.
https://www.ardenhomes.com.au/homedesign/sienna/