A new era for the construction industry is taking hold. The very essence of your home is transformed into a beacon of wellness, savings, and lasting value.

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Building or renovating a home is an exciting yet daunting experience. Home constructions come with time dedication, decision fatigue, and a considerable cost for the owner. However, securing the right home construction contract can significantly lower these stresses.  Home construction contracts outline the agreed-upon terms and conditions between the homeowner and the builder of the […]

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Building Information Modelling technology is used to manage and refine a building’s design, including structure, utility systems, and layout, while ensuring it aligns with the initial vision. So, how is Building Information Modelling used in the architectural design process?  What is Building Information Modelling? Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a planning process where the design […]

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A heritage property is recognised as historically or architecturally significant. In Sydney, we have heritage-listed properties and buildings within heritage conservation areas with strict restrictions on renovations and building work. We also have periodic buildings that are not bound by the same restrictions or rules, but still require careful renovation design to maintain the character […]

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As of June 2025, there are an estimated 30,000 heritage listed items and places in NSW, and at least 11,000 in Sydney. Dating as far back as 1840, heritage conservation areas in Sydney typically include Victorian, Federation, Georgian, and Art Deco style architecture.  Residential heritage properties in Sydney are listed on either the local council’s […]

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Unlike residential rental properties, leased commercial properties are generally not ready for move-in without a fit-out. Most businesses will need to renovate or at least fit-out a commercial property before moving in. Most commercial leases in Australia involve some level of fit-out, where the tenant is responsible for installing fixtures, fittings, finishes, and  internal walls […]

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The Passivhaus design standard for homes and buildings has become a growing interest for many aspiring homeowners looking to build an energy-efficient home in Australia. As of 2024, the Australian Passivhaus Association (APA) has issued Passivhaus certification for over 70 buildings across Australia, and there are reportedly hundreds of buildings that are working through the […]

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Co-housing is becoming increasingly popular as more Australians seek out accessible, cost-effective, and socially engaging ways to live. The demand for accessible and community-centric living means that the architectural design of co-housing is crucial.  Co-living spaces must be functional, comfortable, centrally located, and suit various individuals’ needs and lifestyles. One of the main factors of […]

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In New South Wales, properties that are heritage-listed have been assessed by the local council or state government to be valuable in terms of historical significance or architectural value. To preserve both character and value, heritage-listed properties have strict controls set up by the local council or state authority guiding the type and extent of […]

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The average time it takes to build a house in Australia ranges from 6 months to 18 months, depending on the size and complexity of the project.

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A Development Application (DA) is an essential step towards getting your proposed building works approved with your local council.

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