Karandeep Singh

Dual occupancy has become popular in Australian real estate for multiple reasons – by families and investors alike. These are also called multi-dwelling homes.  Though duplexes are the most popular type of Dual Occupancy in Australia, a lot of construction is done with totally independent walls for both units. Whether you want to divide the […]

Table of Contents Introduction When it comes to framing and home construction in Australia, steel framing is a big buzzword, and for good reason.  However, traditional timber framing is also a versatile material that is still very popular with homeowners.nAs framing is a substantial cost drive and integral to the home’s structure, choosing one can

Table of Contents Introduction With rising prices, lot sizes have decreased across Australia, but especially in and around urban areas. Along with corner lots and sloping blocks, narrow blocks present a lot of challenges and opportunities for homeowners and builders alike. Here, we’ll dive into the world of narrow lot construction, exploring its benefits, challenges,

Table of Contents Introduction/ First developed in the early industrial age in England, the townhouse is a concept that has persevered and is constantly being reinvented. Townhouses occupy a greater proportion than ever of Australian homes. The recent growth in homeowners looking for side income has added to this growth, as has the growth in

They are more popular in Australian than ever before, by families and investors alike, and for good reason: Duplexes have all the answers. Got multiple generations living under the same roof? Want to earn rental income but still have to live somewhere? Have older kids or parents and want maximum privacy?  Duplexes have you covered

Table of Contents Introduction Corner blocks are lots with two fronts, as opposed to one. The shape and orientation of a lot can dramatically alter home construction. From floor plans to the construction, a lot depends on this factor. Along with sloping and narrow blocks, corner blocks come with their own particular advantages and challenges.

Table of Contents An increasingly popular concept, reverse living has really taken off in Australia in recent years.  As more lots in semi-rural and tourist towns like Bungendore are released, more families are choosing this style, especially for their holiday home. What is Reverse Living? As the name suggests, reverse living is a construction where

Table of Contents Introduction All houses come with an expiry date. Even construction with top-quality materials and engineering techniques can look dated after a while. In this situation, demolishing the entire (or partial) structure and rebuilding is the most common go-to move, as it has a ton of benefits. At the same time, there are