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This new dwelling was completed in 2018 to replace a much loved family bach. Read more
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Stunning beachside dwelling featuring quarter sawn cedar cladding and innovative design solutions for a narrow, sloping site.

This new dwelling was completed in 2018 to replace a much loved family bach. The clients had their own Engineering/Architectural firm which was advantageous when sorting out complex constructions issues due to it’s narrow, sloping site. The use of random-width, random-depth quarter sawn cedar for the exterior cladding, jarrah slats/decks and honed architectural series onyx blocks helped to create an eye-catching beach side property

9810h 44m

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“I just wanted to send you a note to say how happy we are with our new house. It is well beyond our expectations. We're so pleased and relieved we decided to get you to build it for us as we've heard countless horror stories from friends about their bad experiences with some totally unprofessional builders and we've got only good things to say about our own experience with you. We really appreciated all the input you gave us from the overall design all the way through right down to the finishing touches - thanks so much for our stylish letterbox too - best-looking letterbox in the whole neighbourhood! Above all we really enjoyed your integrity on the job - when you said the roof was going to be on by Friday, that's when it happened, and we came to expect things to go smoothly with you - something which we hear is definitely not the story in a lot of cases. As you know we had heard that you were a great builder through the grapevine and we just wanted to let you know that we will be passing on that sentiment to our friends now as well, so we wish you all the very best for your future and thank you again for helping to build ours.”

Richard & Helen Robinson

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