Construction of this architecturally styled new home in Kenmore kicked off this month.
Project start. Photo taken November 2017.
Splayed over three levels and nestled into the Kenmore landscape, this home features a luxurious mid-level master bedroom at the same level as the main living space and three more bedrooms on the upper level.
The home’s entry showcases the hearty colours of raw timber with exposed timber pergola rafters over shot edge timber decking. A truly magnificent ‘future ‘streetview’.
Project Update: Project nearing completion. Photo taken on 8 March 2018.
Check out this stunning house extension and deck at Holland Park. I particularly love the gorgeous timber deck and the massive bifold doorway. And who wouldn’t want that humungous gas cooktop!
Congratulations on a beautiful home extension and thanks for sharing your photos.
Day dreaming. How the deck could look when it’s finished.The timber bones of this bad boy.
We issued our structural engineering drawings for this spunky house extension at Holland Park West today. We worked with Neo Building Design on this job.
The extension features a cool master bedroom, massive walk in robe and another bedroom with its own walk in robe and ensuite.
We’re super keen to watch this little beauty go up.
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There’s a grad engineer who’s sure All that external steel is hot dip gal And he’s designing a stairway to heaven
Jed was singing a song as he went about checking the recently constructed Stairway to Heaven at the brand new Sigma Pharmaceutical Distribution Centre in Berrinba today.
Well actually, it’s a permanent stair access onto the roof of the pharmaceutical giant’s new warehouse where solar panels and air-conditioning units will need regular maintenance and full time access.
We modelled it using SpaceGass before preparing a set of design drawings, checking some shop drawings and then a site inspection to make sure it was built to specification.
The whole facility (including the stair) was built by big project specialist FK Gardner.
Stunning piece of engineering design by Jed from our Brisbane office and very nice fabrication. by FK Gardner. Great work team!
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Andrew, a structural engineer from our Brisbane office, is spending two days in Proserpine and Airlie Beach this Thursday and Friday 18 & 19 May. We’re helping to repair some cyclone damage in the aftermath of TC Debbie. If you see a young man getting around in a Cornell Engineers shirt, make sure you say hi!!
Andrew Mackenzie is coming to Airlie Beach
Lindsay Bates Building
A big hello to our mate Lindsay Bates who is loaning us a ladder for one of our Proserpine jobs. Thanks Lindsay. Hope everything is going well for you!! If you’re building or renovating in Airlie or Proserpine, don’t forget to check out Lindsay Bates Building.
While We’re Saying Hello
Another big hello to our mate Sandra, a building designer in Conway. Hope you’re doing well too!
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