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Architect Peter Madison follows the builds on unique house being built in Australia.
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Architect Domenic and his partner Sue are urban animals who love inner city suburb Surry Hills in Sydney. However, the suburb comes with a nightmare price tag so their solution is to buy small and build tall.
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When Jan and Ed Gillman bought a tumble-down weatherboard in Southport, their first intention was to demolish and start again, but on learning of its unique history they decided to restore it instead.
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Julie and Patrick Eltridge bought in Sydney's beachside Clovelly, paying $1.6 million for an old house on a sloping block. Now they have only months to find a way to fast track a slick, ultra modern residence.
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Trevor and Francoise plan to build a cyclone-proof tropical treehouse that is windowless and based on the shape of a 50-cent piece. Trevor, a wood carver, is building it all himself with the help of generous mates.
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If ever there was an ideal place for a Hamptons house outside the Hamptons, the Gold Coast hinterland would be it. For Steve and Lisa Morley it's the American dream or nothing for their 4,000 square metre block.
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Peter Riedel, an engineer and his interior designer wife Mary, plan to re-build the church on their property, overlooking Wilsons Promontory and convert it into a house.
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Self employed entrepreneur Drew builds a Balinese resort-style mansion in leafy Cottage Point. Not one to do things by halves, his mansion will have Balinese Pavilions, an infinity pool and a nightclub.
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Rob and Ian entertain all the time and so build a very large home with 7 bathrooms, a snooker room, sauna, hot tub, theatre and a pool. They have a budget of 1.8 Australian dollars to build their dream home overlooking Port Phillip Bay on the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria State.
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