Kitchen and dining area completed in the third home

23B interior finished

Finishing the 23B interior took longer than expected in a challenging 2020, but it's finished. We've moved into our new home and are delighted to be here. The team certainly used everything they learned from building the others to make this a special home.

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Feature fence uses timber and steel panels

Fence feature design evolution

Screening the entrances to 23A and 23B proved to be an opportunity for creating decorative fence features which enhanced the landscaping.

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Curved cladding using Timbercrete bricks on the entrance wall

Curved cladding on # 3

Cladding two curved wall sections completed the cladding on our third home. The high wall at the front entrance is now covered in Timbercrete bricks while the curved dining room window nestles into the embrace of reclaimed timber board and batten cladding.

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Cladding evolution resulted in reclaimed steel roofing used on north wall

Cladding evolution

Building the three homes sequentially gave us the opportunity to make improvements as we went. The cladding evolution is a good example of that process.

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Steel cladding contrasts well with timber door and window frames

Cladding materials for number 2

Experience gained from building our first home helped to make some modifications to the cladding specifications for the second one. For example, we replaced Shadowclad with more Klip Lok steel cladding.

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Finished landscaping of Unit 1 front garden

Landscaping makes a difference

After the hot weather and other project priorities conspiring against us, it was a pleasure to finally start on landscaping the front garden of Unit 1. There are three main elements to the garden - crazy paving slate steps, a found object sculpture within a ring of railway sleepers and an indigenous bushland theme.

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Reclaimed timber offcuts are an ideal material for deck screen

Timber offcuts are useful

Building the deck for Unit 1 from sustainable decking materials was a requirement. Creating an artful privacy screen from reclaimed timber offcuts was the icing on the cake. The process highlighted what can be achieved with a commitment to sustainable building practices.

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