#townhouse builders Mornington Peninsula

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Cramer is one of Melbourne’s leading design practices specializing in unique and innovative design solutions for all types of buildings.

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Davis Made Building is proud to be recognised as the leading home builder on the Mornington Peninsula. We are a local, family-owned business specialising in townhouses and custom homes.

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Mornington Peninsula Home Builders

Mornington Peninsula Home Builders refers to companies or professionals who specialize in constructing residential properties in the Mornington Peninsula region of Victoria, Australia. The Mornington Peninsula is a popular coastal area known for its scenic beauty and desirable lifestyle. Home builders in this region are experienced in designing, planning, and constructing a wide range of residential properties, including custom homes, townhouses, and apartments.

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The Sensational Interior Design Finalists In The TDF + Laminex Design Awards 2021!

The Sensational Interior Design Finalists In The TDF + Laminex Design Awards 2021!

TDF Design Awards

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

Esoteriko, Bunker In The Treetops. Photo – Dave Wheleler

YSG Studio, Dream Weaver. Photo – Prue Ruscoe

Esoteriko, Bunker In The Treetops

A mid-century flavoured decorative approach directly draws from the unique natural vista to inform shapes, scale, texture, and colour in this Double Bay home.

Customised and handcrafted, the home features an almost artisanal approach to ‘soften’ its concrete structure, and provide comfortable settings with a strong emphasis on materiality. Esoteriko says the project blurs the boundary between design and decoration.

YSG Studio, Dream Weaver

Winners of 2020 TDF + Laminex Design Awards Interior Design award YSG have again been recognised in 2021 with two new projects.

The first is Dream Weaver, – a Rushcutters Bay penthouse renovation that feels revelatory and futuristic, with an upbeat dose of Pedro Almodóvar’s cinematic eccentricity. Project inspirations include surrealism, contemporary Spanish tapas bars and their liberal use of tiling, plus rich colour gradations evoking a material take on the northern lights.

Edition Office, Melburnian Apartment. Photo – Dave Kulesza

Architects EAT, Carpenter’s Square House. Photo – Derek Swalwell

Edition Office, Melburnian Apartment

Edition Office‘s design response to this Melbourne apartment renovation is inherently simple, refined, and calming to restore and create freedom. A sanctuary for rest and recharging, but also a space which challenges the mind to perform.

‘Continuous function’ curves have been employed throughout to elevate the quality of light and shadow to move effortlessly around the rounded forms of the home without any abrupt changes in the quality of light or shadow. The clients now move through the space in a continuous evolving and smooth loop.

Architects EAT, Carpenter’s Square House

Noting this Caulfield East property’s existing solar orientation, context, and the project budget, Architects EAT devised a simple extension that juts out from the original heritage home, before wrapping around the rear like a carpenter’s square.

In contrast to its simple form, the new interiors are richly detailed, with materials reflective of the original architecture. Most notably, the dusty purple brick band on the facade has been amplified to become the interior floor and walls, while the concave battened ceiling is a contemporary interpretation of decorative period styles.

Adam Kane Architects, Barwon Heads House. Photo – Timothy Kaye

Hugh-Jones Mackintosh, The Weave House. Photo – Prue Ruscoe

Adam Kane Architects, Barwon Heads House

Textural and moody, Barwon Heads House by Adam Kane Architects takes cues from its relaxed coastal setting to offer a space of refuge and calm for its young inhabitants. The interior design deliberately reveals itself as one journey’s from old into new, and aims to challenge the stereotypical beachside aesthetic.

Upon entering the renovated home, the light interior is immediately present and carefully contrasted with new charcoal floorboards. Complementing the desaturated timber ceilings and joinery, slabs of silver travertine and burnished concrete floors are supplemented with hand-scratched solid plaster walls in a soft, warm ‘bone’ colour.

Hugh-Jones Mackintosh, The Weave House

Faced with an overwhelming amount of dark timber joinery and chocolate-hued floors, the new owners of this house on Sydney’s North Shore called on Hugh-Jones Mackintosh to lighten and brighten the interior for their young family. The home had only been built a few years earlier, but the heaviness of its interior fitout did not match the sunny position or the tranquil views of Sydney Harbour from the upstairs rooms.

In sanding back the floors and repainting, the home now offers a sense of youthful vitality at every turn. Texture, shapely furniture, and pops of blush and terracotta throughout the decoration lend interest and sophistication.

Maria Danos Architecture, Henry Street Townhouse. Photo – Derek Swalwell

Fox Johnston, SRG House. Photo – Anson Smart

Maria Danos Architecture, Henry Street Townhouse

A sophisticated yet robust design approach underpins this twin townhouse development in inner-city Melbourne by Maria Danos Architecture. Interiors are flexible anticipating multiple work/dwell scenarios through the considered composition, function and materiality.

Internally, the stair void acts a sculptural insertion with soft corners to enhance spatial flow, and as a conduit of light drawing luminosity from north roof terraces into internal bathrooms and down into the heart of the home at ground floor. Framed by the void, interiors are experienced as dramatic, materially expressive compositions appreciated as aerial perspectives from above, as well as below.

Fox Johnston, SRG House

The 1970s heritage-listed former house of Sir Roy Grounds in Balmain has been reengineered for contemporary family life. Keeping within the building footprint, Fox Johnston carved extra space and forged stronger connections to landscape and place, while maintaining the integrity of the original structure and material language.

The former two-bedroom home now contains four bedrooms with an additional two-bedroom granny flat. Materials and colours mirror the original palette of painted brick, cedar windows and concrete.

Lauren Egan Design, Victoria St. Photo – Amelia Stanwix. 

Studio Esteta, Mornington Peninsula House. Photo – Sharyn Cairns.

Lauren Egan Design, Victoria Street

A calm and gentle space, but nothing too serious, was this brief for the updated interiors in this 1920s Preston home. Functionality was key, especially in the kitchen, offering plenty of space to gather as a family to entertain.

A Scandinavian meets Japanese aesthetic characterises the updated interiors by Lauren Egan Design. To address the feel of a welcoming and gentle space, a soft palette of toasty browns and muddy greys inherent in the home’s oak and burnished concrete flooring as selected. Flourishes of colour inspired both by the two jacaranda trees in the home’s front and backyards, and a penchant for electric blue, injects further interest and fun.

Studio Esteta, Mornington Peninsula House

The renovation of this Merchant Builders home on the Mornington Peninsula demonstrates considered spatial planning and acute attention to detail, resulting in a design that is harmonious with the landscape, yet reflective of today’s modern living approach.

Through the introduction of new openings and the implementation of a clever and considered layout, both the aesthetics and function of the residence were entirely altered by Studio Esteta. A palette of warm timbers, textured stone and paving mimics the textures and tones of the rolling paddocks and surrounding gums, working cohesively together to create an unpretentious yet modern rural home.

Rosanna Ceravolo Design, South Yarra Apartment. Photo – Sean Fennessy

YSG Studio, Soft Serve. Photo – Prue Roscoe

Rosanna Ceravolo Design, South Yarra Apartment

A longing for ceremony underpins the design approach to this 1920s South Yarra art deco apartment renovation by Rosanna Ceravolo. The project maximises amenity through the implementation of robust and enduring materials, with a view to maintaining the place as a rental property going forward.

Though used sparingly, soft colours and light, textural details such as speckled flooring have an important connective effect. The same terrazzo-like surface appears in different rooms throughout the house – the fireplace, bathroom cabinetry, kitchen splashback and entryway – to create flow throughout the otherwise simple spaces.

YSG Studio, Soft Serve

YSG’s second shortlisted project is this Rozelle home, revived with an ‘adroit telescoping of eras and artistic influences.’

Preserving its historical essence as a purpose built late 19th-century Victorian Georgian corner shop, the three-storey sandstone structure has transitioned into a pragmatic and spacious home for a family of four. Furnishings and fixtures subtly reference Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s delicate Art Nouveau flourishes and the quiet restraint of timber framing devices prevalent in traditional Japanese interiors. Bold hues and textures harmoniously mingle with whisper soft sensuality.

The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards 2021 Interior Design award is presented by Miele.

A family-owned business for over 120 years, Miele is one of the world’s leading and most trusted manufacturers of home appliances. Miele products set the standards for design, performance, durability, ease of use, energy efficiency and service. To find out more, visit miele.com.au

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Situated near Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula, this project designed by Habitech projects on the Mornington foreshore creates two double storey houses on a lot facing Port Phillip Bay and bordering the mouth of a local creek. Photography by Nic Granleese.

The houses utilise a palette of materials appropriate to their coastal location and surrounds, integrating an indigenous coastal landscape to create a building with a sensitivity to its location. The design seeks to bring foreshore pier proportions and detailing across the road and contribute to the public realm in the way it interacts with the creek mouth.

The houses have been designed and built using Habitech’s modular flat packed wall and roof panels. The project was completed on a technically challenging site in just 8.5 months.

Built by local firm Individual Builders, the project has won the Victorian HIA Best Townhouse Of The Year award.

Mornington Beach Houses by Habitech projects Situated near Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula, this project designed by Habitech projects on the Mornington foreshore creates two double storey houses on a lot facing Port Phillip Bay and bordering the mouth of a local creek.

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WE DID IT!

Following our success at the HIA Regional Awards, we are proud and overwhelmed to announce our continued award winning success at Fridays Victorian HIA Awards, held at Melbourne Palladium Ball Room Crown Towers. Our awards were for: -  

‘Townhouse / Villa Development over $500,000.00′ 

 ‘Townhouse / Villa Development of the Year’.

We are the only Mornington Peninsula based builders to progress through to the National awards held in Singapore in May 2018. A huge thanks to our amazing team at Individual Builders.

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Building Designer/Architect/Draftsman

Mt Martha design + drafting are a small Mornington Peninsula Based building design company with over 25 years in the Architectural design & drafting industry. We specialise in new homes, house renovations and additions, townhouse/unit developments and small commercial projects for the home/property owner and local builders.

We are looking for a draftsperson or Architect with at least 3 years’ experience with a passion for Architecture, customer service and producing a high standard of drawings in a timely manner. You must be proficient with AutoCAD and able to communicate well with your office peers, consultants, builders and clients.

You should have a good knowledge of the Building Code, Res-Code, Building construction and Local Town Planning requirements. You will be required to work and manage your assigned clients/projects, producing initial building design concepts to satisfy the design brief, liaising with the client, Engineer, Planning, Building surveyor and other related consultants/authorities to produce a compliant design that meets the client’s brief.

You will be required to produce Town planning drawings and liaise with our planning consultants and council planning officers. In some cases you will prepare the planning application, Res-code report, submit to council, meet with council planners and follow up the application.

You will be required liaise with the building surveyor and produce high quality construction drawings in accordance with our office standards, along with obtaining supporting consents/permits.  These may include flood permits, Report and consent/s, bushfire, civil/structural engineering, soil and energy reports and any other authority consents applicable to obtaining a building permit on behalf of the client.

The Mt Martha design office offers a creative environment with interesting and varied design challenges from small and simple to large and complex domestic projects. Meet with clients, build a relationship and watch your self-managed projects come to life. Our office offers a friendly, casual working environment with a small but enthusiastic team of like-minded Building designers /draftsmen and women who are willing to support and work alongside of you.

You must be a permanent resident of Australia and residing in Melbourne (ideally Mornington Peninsula based). You must be able to work Monday to Friday and have your own drivers licence. If you are proficient in any other areas such as Sketch up, Photoshop etc please include in your resume.

    Please submit your application and resume to Job@mtmarthadrafting.com.au. You may wish to include examples of your work. We will then make contact with you should we wish to arrange a meeting.

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You can easily avail our house building services in Mordialloc, Boroondara, Melbourne West and Mornington Peninsula as well as in Northern and Eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

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Building Designer/Architect/Draftsman

Mt Martha design + drafting are a small Mornington Peninsula Based building design company with over 25 years in the Architectural design & drafting industry. We specialise in new homes, house renovations and additions, townhouse/unit developments and small commercial projects for the home/property owner and local builders.

We are looking for a draftsperson or Architect with at least 5 years’ experience with a passion for Architecture, customer service and producing a high standard of drawings in a timely manner. You must be proficient with AutoCAD and able to communicate well with your office peers, consultants, builders and clients.

You should have a good knowledge of the Building Code, Res-Code, Building construction and Local Town Planning requirements. You will be required to work and manage your assigned clients/projects, producing initial building design concepts to satisfy the design brief, liaising with the client, Engineer, Planning, Building surveyor and other related consultants/authorities to produce a compliant design that meets the client’s brief.

You will be required to produce Town planning drawings and liaise with our planning consultants and council planning officers. In some cases you will prepare the planning application, Res-code report, submit to council, meet with council planners and follow up the application.

You will be required liaise with the building surveyor and produce high quality construction drawings in accordance with our office standards, along with obtaining supporting consents/permits.  These may include flood permits, Report and consent/s, bushfire, civil/structural engineering, soil and energy reports and any other authority consents applicable to obtaining a building permit on behalf of the client.

The Mt Martha design office offers a creative environment with interesting and varied design challenges from small and simple to large and complex domestic projects. Meet with clients, build a relationship and watch your self-managed projects come to life. Our office offers a friendly, casual working environment with a small but enthusiastic team of like-minded Building designers /draftsmen and women who are willing to support and work alongside of you.

You must be a permanent resident of Australia and residing in Melbourne (ideally Mornington Peninsula based). You must be able to work Monday to Friday and have your own drivers licence. If you are proficient in any other areas such as Sketch up, Photoshop etc please include in your resume.

    Please submit your application and resume to Job@mtmarthadrafting.com.au. You may wish to include examples of your work. We will then make contact with you should we wish to arrange a meeting.