Our project at Northbridge, “The Lilypad” designed by Jorge Hrdina Architects, features an interplay between curved glu-lam curved beams, stone, curved glass and architectural timber, all coming together to showcase a beautiful architectural home. The project was built to be wheelchair accessible for our client, so it features an elevator extending out to a rooftop terrace as well as a ground floor, and an accessible kitchen and living area. We worked hand in hand collaboratively with the architect, various consultants and our subcontractors to meet all the clients requirements for this build.

From rammed earth walls and exposed feature timber, to off form concrete and zinc roofing, Vaucluse comprised a number of sophisticated, yet subtle architectural components which when combined, came together beautifully to create an amazing architectural home. The project also featured concrete polished floors and cantilevered concrete benchtops. Our clients were thrilled with the final result and it was a pleasure building this lovely home!

Our Capitol Hill site features an interconnection between marble, render, stone and intricate timber work to come together as an exceptional quality home. Notably, the Project was a joint winner in the MBA Excellence in Housing Award for Contract Home in the $2million-3million category at the MBA Awards in 2016, as well as a finalist in HIA Housing Awards for the $2.5-5million category!

Designed by Sam Marshall, our Wollstonecraft project was a logistical challenge for us because it was built on a steep site with difficult access. Dispute this minor challenge, its steel and masonry structure combined with cedar and rendered finishes integrated throughout the home really allow it to come together as a beautiful architectural home