Waterworks Rd Home
This modest home was the brainchild of passive designer Nigel Jones. With its steep contours and challenging soil, it was a interesting project to get out of the ground.
VIEW PROJECTWaterworks Rd Extension
On the outskirts of town, this classic cedar and oak cladded home was in need of some more room. With 2 growing boys, some private spaces and more storage was on the cards.
VIEW PROJECTMolesworth House
The country home is of modest size. It has a insulated waffle pod slab that floats on the less than perfect soil type. With its northerly aspect and large northerly UPVC windows. It is a very comfortable home.
VIEW PROJECTMcDevitt Ave Dynnyrne
This steep and challenging block was the first of 5 jobs to be done in the same street. It had a number of challenges, from loose boulders that would roll down the hill with ease. This needed a continuous fence across the lower section of the block as a crash barrier for the rocks.
VIEW PROJECTMarlyn Rd South Hobart
The detail in this job was second to none. Clearly many hours were brewed over to refine every little detail, light position, block type, joinery, cladding pattern and colour.
VIEW PROJECTMargate Home
Having had a negative experience with previous builders, the clients of the Margate Home reached out to Westwood Family Homes for our expertise and knowledge of this building type.
VIEW PROJECTFig Place, Geilston Bay
This modest two bedroom dwelling has it all - rated at 9.2 stars it is a very energy efficient house.
VIEW PROJECTBath St, Battery Point
This high-end renovation was completed in 2015, with a key focus around a seamless construction process and taking in stunning water views.
VIEW PROJECTActon House
Site conditions at the Acton House, Hobart, meant a clever construction method that created this beautiful new build outcome.
VIEW PROJECTWaterworks Rd Home
This modest home was the brainchild of passive designer Nigel Jones. With its steep contours and challenging soil, it was a interesting project to get out of the ground.
VIEW PROJECTWaterworks Rd Extension
On the outskirts of town, this classic cedar and oak cladded home was in need of some more room. With 2 growing boys, some private spaces and more storage was on the cards.
VIEW PROJECTMolesworth House
The country home is of modest size. It has a insulated waffle pod slab that floats on the less than perfect soil type. With its northerly aspect and large northerly UPVC windows. It is a very comfortable home.
VIEW PROJECTMcDevitt Ave Dynnyrne
This steep and challenging block was the first of 5 jobs to be done in the same street. It had a number of challenges, from loose boulders that would roll down the hill with ease. This needed a continuous fence across the lower section of the block as a crash barrier for the rocks.
VIEW PROJECTMarlyn Rd South Hobart
The detail in this job was second to none. Clearly many hours were brewed over to refine every little detail, light position, block type, joinery, cladding pattern and colour.
VIEW PROJECTMargate Home
Having had a negative experience with previous builders, the clients of the Margate Home reached out to Westwood Family Homes for our expertise and knowledge of this building type.
VIEW PROJECTFig Place, Geilston Bay
This modest two bedroom dwelling has it all - rated at 9.2 stars it is a very energy efficient house.
VIEW PROJECTBath St, Battery Point
This high-end renovation was completed in 2015, with a key focus around a seamless construction process and taking in stunning water views.
VIEW PROJECTActon House
Site conditions at the Acton House, Hobart, meant a clever construction method that created this beautiful new build outcome.
VIEW PROJECTWaterworks Rd Home
This modest home was the brainchild of passive designer Nigel Jones. With its steep contours and challenging soil, it was a interesting project to get out of the ground.
VIEW PROJECTMcDevitt Ave Dynnyrne
This steep and challenging block was the first of 5 jobs to be done in the same street. It had a number of challenges, from loose boulders that would roll down the hill with ease. This needed a continuous fence across the lower section of the block as a crash barrier for the rocks.
VIEW PROJECTBath St, Battery Point
This high-end renovation was completed in 2015, with a key focus around a seamless construction process and taking in stunning water views.
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