Projects

Midhurst Road Build

 

With a concrete foundation, this contemporary build boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms and open indoor and outdoor living areas. With engineered timber floors, large windows and dark finishes, this geometric home balances light and space.

Clare Street Build

 

Combining hampton-style living with traditional features, these units invite a sense of coastal calm in suburbia. The weatherboard clad exterior is built on a timber framed subfloor with engineered flooring throughout. Open planned living spaces and alfresco dining bring outdoor living inside and social entertainment throughout.

Lucille Avenue Build

 

Four bedrooms, open living spaces and delicate finishes create this home – fit for four and made for a family. Choose to unfurl in front of a gas log fire or find time for independent living in a separate upstairs living area. Other features include a double car lockup garage, alfresco dining area and front garden.

Warrandyte South Extension

 

An aged space seeking a functional refresh. Playing with light and depth we pitched a new
trussed roof off the existing roof, to create a high ceiling that welcomes fresh air and nearby sounds.

Preston Extension

 

A few things have changed since the 1950’s, except this house.
We helped this antiquitous beauty step out of the past and into present-day with a contemporary revitalisation, leveraging the property’s large backyard to create a new master bedroom and ensuite. High quality finishes and detailed workmanship enhanced the building’s natural charm in an elevated, functional way.

Blackburn High School Extension

 

Utilising the existing roofline enabled the building’s space to reach its full potential. With careful attention to seamlessly match the existing building to the new extension to allow for more teaching. A school that grows alongside its students.

Nunawading Christian College Retaining Wall

 

We don’t use the word ‘eyesore’ often so we’ll just leave this picture here. With an unsafe and unpractical construction, we got to work with a large excavation, relocation of multiple services and structural block retaining walls.

Hillsmeade Primary Amphitheatre

 

An amphitheatre proving that not all hills lead downhill. Mudstone rocks, merbau decking, artificial grass, stack block walls and concrete create a bold colour palette, contrasting against our favourite new canvas: a grass hill.

Park Orchards Site Cut


A one acre block featuring a novel build, site preparation and a colossal site sets the scene for this staged excavation. We began by cutting in a driveway and over 100 meters of service trenches. We then excavated a four meter deep cut into the slope of the block, allowing for footings for the concrete slab. It all ended peacefully, with the removal of more than 1600 cubic meters of soil in total.

Wonga Park Rock Work and Excavation


We’re doing over 1000 cubic meters of soil over here to reshape a portion of this steep block. We then cut in a road and reshaped the levels to allow for better water run-off before bringing in 100 tonnes of landscape rock to form an amphitheatre around a tree.

Hillsmeade Primary Amphitheatre


We excavated over 300 cubic meters of soil out of the site to help form the lower section of the amphitheatre. Each tier is built up with 200 cubic meters of crushed rock, creating a consistent curve throughout the entire design. Brightly coloured artificial turf makes this completed project come to life.