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Dunbogan Holiday-Style Residence Renovation
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Beaconsfield Terrace House Renovation Project
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder
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not yet provided by the builder · This project publishes no price, so it is in no price comparison and no cost band.
- Type
- Whole home renovation
- Lot area
- Not provided
- Floor area
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- Per square metre
- One of the two numbers is missing, so this is not worked out
- Build time
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- Approval path
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What happened on this one
This is a renovation project for a terrace house, designed in a modern minimalist style that incorporates elements of timber and greenery. The renovation reorganised the overall layout, moving the bedrooms to the rear of the house and relocating the kitchen to the centre of the house, connecting it to the living room and outdoor area.
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