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a number of options are available:
1) surface mounted under the roof with them either being visible or boxed in
2) fan-assisted and floor fixed
3) fixed and insulated well to exterior of the roof construction
4) externally to the walls
Alternatively, build the roof higher and hide the ducts that way
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