The home on this site had seen better days. The clients loved the site and outlook, but the existing dwelling was no longer fit for purpose. So we went about designing a new home which will fulfil the owners’ needs now and into the future. Accessible and all electric with solar and battery connected. This house is future proof!

Creating two light filled townhouses with their own identity was the brief for this site. A challenge with the north facing front yard. A stepping back of the living space and upper level bedrooms allowed for a private light filled central outdoor space that can be enjoyed year ‘round.

Builder: Signature Homes

Photo Credit: Vince Gordon Supreme Digital Media

When a family had outgrown this home, it was time for an alteration and addition. The new home allows space for everyone to work, play and relax. The ancient Moonah forrest to the rear now feels a part of the site and master bedroom!

Builder: Momentom Built

Photo Credit: BWRM Bellarine

A small site for a family of five? No problem! Extra outdoor space was created on the second level and not a square meter is wasted in this family home. Recycled pressed red bricks, natural timbers and burnished concrete make for an easy and relaxed home to live.

Builder: SouEast Homes

A home that pays homage to the beach boxes of yesteryear. A play on ceiling heights and angles. Glimpses of foliage and the blue sky, before all is revealed with a soaring ceiling and expanse of windows.

Builder: SouEast Homes

The brief called for a home that could accommodate extended family yet feel intimate at other times. The outlook over farmland, tea trees, a golf course and sand dunes was a pleasure to design around. Timber floors and pure wool carpet were an obvious choice for the clients who were farmers of the finest wool.

Builder: SouEast Homes

A home on a single level for a growing family. This was a pleasure to design; privacy and the outlook over Moonahs were the priorities. A secluded central yard was created with Moonahs providing a delightful aspect.

Builder: SouEast Homes

Photo Credit: Dylan James Photography

Homes reflecting the needs of their owners proving townhouse developments don’t have to be mirror imaged designs. A pool for lots of splashing fun, soaring ceilings, concrete benches and a multitude of solar panels putting the roof space to work.

Builder: SouEast Homes

The brief was for this victorian cottage to have more space but retain its character. Stained glass windows were used for privacy while light and dark tones emphasised the feature characters of the residence.

Builder: Burchell Built

A modern day farmhouse that isn’t too modern is possible when you use honest materials and building methods. Recycled pressed red bricks, timber floors with a waxed finish, copper touches and sandstone window sills. This farming family now has a beautiful home with an Esse to cook and heat the house and an open fire place and chimney that draws perfectly!

Builder: SouEast Homes

A new family residence in Newtown with a combination of recycled pressed red bricks, natural timber and lightweight cladding. The materials will get better with age and the floor plan is flexible to adjust to the changing needs of a growing family.

Builder: SouEast Homes

Photo Credit: Dylan James Photography

A new residence on a small sloping site in Jan Juc with bush views from the front of the house. We worked with the slope of the site by applying a split level design allowing the house to settle into the ground. Views from the upper balcony through the valley of bushland are a sight to behold!

Builder: CJ Henderson

Photo Credit: Nitch Photography

Located in central Torquay where large blocks are aplenty, this three townhouse development did not overwhelm the site. All three dwellings have unique floor plans. Beach friendly materials of concrete blocks, timber and painted v-groove panels give a relaxed modern vibe.

Builder: SouEast Homes