SBUILT

SBUILT is a Brisbane based multi-disciplinary building practice focused on the holistic principles o

20/08/2022

More beautiful curves and gelato colours at Home J

10/07/2020

From the street this 1905 cottage retains connection to its past. The rear extension however has a focus on function, passive climate control and longevity. Surfmist Colourbond has a low solar absorbency, deflecting almost 70% of heat and requires no maintenance for approximately 20 years, leaving more time for family and friends.

05/07/2020

Beautiful light through custom made blackbutt framed louvres - made onsite from local sustainable timber. Birch face ply wall lining

14/04/2020

Privileged to collaboratively design and build this beautiful outdoor room with and for our friends. More photos live on our website

30/03/2020

Our clients are able to do physical distancing in style. Enjoy your home!

19/03/2020

Socially distant strategies for commencing your renovation
If you are spending more time at home, this could be the right time for you to improve how you live.
Can your space be configured better for your needs? Does your home meet your needs for today and for the future?
We would like to make your home a great place to live and can conference via FaceTime or Skype to protect each other’s wellbeing.
Contact Steve and Mickey for more information on [email protected]
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07/03/2020

Behind the scenes while Sophia and Mark film the treehouse deck

06/03/2020

More project site filming today, stay tuned...

28/02/2020

Here are some concept renderings we are working on for a historical 1905 Woolloongabba cottage in Turrbal Country. Bringing in light and ventilation are key strategies while minimising heat gain and creating privacy from the heavy surrounding development on all sides. More to come...

04/02/2020

House raising as an artistic expression, reminiscent of 'Tap Dogs'. Each section raises by milimetres at a time to ensure the house stays intact and the team stays safe

01/02/2020

We are at the final design stage for a historical 1905 cottage in Woolloongabba. Whilst the cottage is typical of early 1900’s colonial architecture and has some wonderful features, it also has small windows, poor orientation for Brisbane climate and limited interaction with the outdoors. The extension opens the existing house to the rear, and an upper bedroom wing, prioritising opening the space to nature, light and gentle wind whilst maintaining privacy.

Woolloongabba, an indigenous word referring to a place to settle disputes, was also known as ‘One Mile Swamp’ with ‘reeds, waterlilies and wattle’. This history inspired the internal garden as a form to bring peace and harmony to everyday living. Located in the space between old and new, the internal garden will be visible and accessible from the upper floor void, the existing cottage and the new extension.

This hand drawing by our collaborator Penny Parichart illustrates the relationship and priority between the extensions built form and our need to access nature.

We look forward to sharing more

11/01/2020

Thank you Quinmang, (online Chinese design magazine) for your recent article on the Treehouse. Unfortunately Google translate doesn't quite do the article justice , so here is a visual link to the project

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