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This elegantly proportioned home makes room for everyone with three brilliantly integrated living zones, four spacious bedrooms and a study, as well as a two-car garage with extensive storage. The double storey’s high ceilings and extensive window walls ensure glorious ambient light and a blissful sense of space. With clean, sleek lines, the home sits perfectly in the modern urban landscape. Open and spacious, it combines sophisticated looks with cutting-edge building technology, materials and systems. Built to stringent environmentally sustainable design standards, this home is naturally cool in summer and warm in winter, saving energy costs for luxurious, year-round comfort. The result is a sophisticated and inviting home that will service this family’s needs for many years to come.
111 Mitchell Street is a mixed-use development that combines retail, commercial and high-end apartment living. The scope of works included retaining part of the existing façade of the building, reinstating and rebuilding the façade in some areas, and installing new façade screening, as well as rebuilding the existing basement area. The ground floor comprises car parking, three retail spaces and main entrance lobby giving stair and lift access to the upper floors as well as shared wet area amenities for the retail spaces. Level one contains two open-plan commercial spaces with kitchenettes and shared wet-area amenities for the tenancies, while level two consists of four residential apartments, all with outside tiled deck areas. Level three consists of three residential apartments, all with outside timber deck areas. The internal fire stair continues to the roof area where the plant, plant platform and solar panels are located to service the building.
Having lived in the home for five years with an exposed rooftop deck, the owners knew the reality of summer and winter outdoors in Bendigo and had a clear vision of what the outdoor room should look like and what it needed to achieve. The scope of works was to maintain light, warmth and a sense of space and openness but to also provide privacy and protection from the sun. Both striking and tested architectural features mark this extension. The sandstone flooring and pressed metal wall have a warm and inviting presence with a modern appearance.
This Victorian-style home comprises a central hallway with three bedrooms and a lounge. The lean-to on the back of the existing house included the kitchen, meals, laundry, bathroom and WC. The deteriorated parts of the house were either replaced or fixed, and the lean-to on the rear of the house was demolished and a large 120 square-metre extension added including a new master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe, kitchen with walk-in pantry, dining, living area and laundry. Features from the original home were utilised into the extension linking the two, while other features from the Victorian era such as a decorative plaster arch, Victorian cornice, classic-style joinery, fretwork and timber handrails and balustrading were added.
The Cambridge 28 display home was based on one of Cavalier Homes’ standard plans, and then modified slightly to distinguish it. Impressed immediately at the beautiful entry, one is greeted by a timeless brick feature wall that draws the eye into the formal lounge. Higher-than-standard ceilings and an abundance of windows flood the open-plan kitchen, dining and living areas and a generous-sized sliding door leads to the alfresco area, effectively combining the interior with the freshness and space of the landscaped gardens. This plan also features three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a generous-sized study that could be used as a fourth bedroom for when extended family decides to drop in.
Bright, open spaces created by raked ceilings and unusual angles are at the forefront of this design. The floor plan works exceptionally well with a large central living space and the second living to the rear. The master bedroom is set to the front of the home with the minor bedroom wing to the rear. Movement around the home is seamless allowing ample space to mingle while also providing space for quiet time if required. The quality of construction is complemented with superior fixtures and fittings including Grohe tapware, Oliveri sinks and Villeroy & Boch bathroom fittings, as well as polished concrete floors and Smart Stone benches.
The H6 is a versatile home design with multiple living spaces that is extremely popular with all types of buyers. Featuring a formal living area separated from the open-plan living space, this home is perfect for entertaining. With an additional four large bedrooms, including a spacious master suite, this is a home for the future. The H6 fits on a 12.5m block, and is part of the Up Collection, JG King’s most affordable range of homes. The home was built using steel frames, which are designed and manufactured by a JG King Building Group-owned business.
The Delta starts with the master bedroom, located at the front of the home, leading to an opulent ensuite and walk-in robes. The rear of the home features a children’s wing, with a rumpus room perfectly positioned for liveability. The open-plan living is distinctively executed as a stacked living layout, with the kitchen, dining and living areas flowing on from one another into the outdoor room. This is a perfect setup for young families and those who enjoy entertaining. The kitchen is perfectly suited for those who love to entertain or who have a young family, with the addition of a butler’s pantry to store dirty dishes and keep the front- of-kitchen clear for entertaining.
The designer-glazed double-door entry and high ceilings of the Hartley 333 Tempo provide an immediate sense of a spacious and comfortable family home. The master suite is at the front of the home and includes an ensuite with his-and-hers vanities, a large shower and separate WC. The second bathroom is located so that it can also be used as an ensuite for the second bedroom that could be for older children or guests. Corner stacking doors open the expansive kitchen, meals and family space to the alfresco area to further enhance the home’s considerable entertaining capabilities, and there is plenty of storage with a double- door linen cupboard, walk-in pantry as well as built-in broom cupboard.
This home is a ranch-style design with a total house width of almost 30 metres. The home features a generously sized kitchen with spacious walk-in-pantry in an open-plan configuration with the meals and family areas. Wide windows overlooking the kitchen bench top allow plenty of natural light through the open-plan main areas and an extra-wide under-roof alfresco area is located towards the back of home. The second living area and study flank the wide entranceway to the home while three more bedrooms are located on the left-hand wing of the home, leading to a two-car garage
This home is modern and comfortable, but has a traditional external design including recycled bricks, coach lights, panelled garage doors, and decorative timber on the verandah posts and gables. Entering through the front door these traditional details continue including 2700mm-high ceilings, a Victorian-inspired plaster arch, panel doors, large decorative architraves, skirtings and cornice. The recycled-brick wall is also continued from outside featuring in the wall behind the freestanding fireplace. The living, meals and kitchen are the heart and main feature of this home. A second family room is located behind a beautiful recycled-brick feature wall, which not only brings warmth aesthetically but also retains heat from the fireplace acting as a thermal insulator.
On approach, you are greeted at the front door of this stylish custom home with a beautiful cathedral-inspired entry, finished off with a cluster of pendant lights and a striking internal brick wall. As you make your way towards the open-plan kitchen, dining and living areas you are treated to a raked ceiling with hi-light windows and a bi-fold stacker door leading to the alfresco area, which lets in loads of beautiful, natural light and provides a feeling of freshness and space. The kitchen boasts state-of-the-art appliances, stone bench tops and a walk-in pantry. The home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a powder room with a- salon for the owner to have the ability to work from home while raising her family.
This home was cleverly designed and includes features such as raised ceilings and large pre-fabricated double-glazed sliding doors and windows with highlights that provide visual and physical access to the outdoor entertaining and pool areas. The home has a definite feeling of spaciousness and luxury from the moment you step inside. Light filters into the main living area, highlighting the feature wall with a large flat-screen television, gas log heater and floating shelving. Designed to adapt to the changing needs of the family for which it was built, the clever floor plan ensures that it provides both internal and external living areas. The master bedroom has a magnificent ensuite and the robe is cleverly concealed behind a false wall.
The design and construction of this huge home meets the clients’ need for a home that combines modern, sophisticated looks with cutting-edge building technology, materials and systems. The floor plan incorporates three living areas, four bedrooms, study and extensive storage space. All fixtures and fittings in the home have been sourced from a variety of leading manufacturers and designed to ensure that they are aesthetically pleasing whilst providing ongoing reliability and functionality. This 6 star home ticks all the boxes in regards to sustainability, creating an ambiance that is warm and inviting.
While this house achieves a six-star energy rating, it is not a true reflection of the exceptional quality and energy-efficiency of this home. The exterior construction is predominantly reverse brick veneer, which is beneficial because the thermal mass is on the inside where the temperature is controlled. All of the framing and majority of the cladding are all sustainably sourced timbers; even the verandah posts are recycled from an old road bridge. The house was designed facing true north and there are large windows that reduce the overall green star rating, however thoughtful planning and veranda shading offset this. The house also features a wood- and solar-fired hot water system, a septic treatment plant, an underground rainwater tank and a grid-connect solar pv system.
The Bridge Hotel is a heritage-listed building in the Port of Echuca. This building was in need of significant works to bring it up to standard and compliance with DDA requirements without losing its character and charm. On inspection, it was discovered that many structural items were beyond repair so all deteriorated materials were replaced with new materials in keeping with the original style and vintage. Interior and exterior works were carried out, including a new slate roof, replacement of deteriorating timbers, verandas, balustrades and staircase, timber flooring, paving and pathways, electrical and plumbing fixtures, upgrades of amenities and the construction of additional amenities. This building has been fully restored and has regained its original beauty for the public to enjoy for many years to come.
Providing a space that is able to promote the strong relationship to the bush within Aboriginal culture was considered an important factor in the co-operative’s philosophy of providing a holistic approach to the health of their clients. Bendigo District Aboriginal Cooperative’s (BDAC’s) objective was to construct a number of new stand-alone high quality buildings, with modern, high standards in a facility that integrates into their natural landscape. The facilities consisted of three standalone buildings that included a new administration block, a new health and wellbeing facility, and family and children services facility. The buildings were designed to be sympathetic to their environment, and to resemble a leaf on the ground.
The scope of works called for the construction of a mixed-use development combining retail, commercial and high-end apartments. The structure utilises a combination of precast panels, structural steel, brickwork, light-weight framing and cladding. Arranged over three floors and basement; the ground floor comprises car parking and three retail spaces, with open plan commercial spaces situated on the first floor. The high-end apartments are arranged over level two and level three, all complemented by outside timber decks.
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