The project includes a two-storey extension to the northern side of the property, significantly increasing the home’s living area. This has allowed for the addition of a second bathroom, a new bedroom, and a dedicated laundry on the lower level.
The build has been taken back to its bare bones, with a full reconfiguration and new roofing designed to maximise solar gain and improve the home’s thermal performance to meet the expectations of a 2026 build.
It’s been a substantial project, and the team are proud to be nearing the finish line.
Check out some action shots of the Nomac Built team below:
Stay tuned to the website for updates!
October 12, 2026
Project Lumeah, our first Bruny Island build, is into the finishing touches, with a custom kitchen, Tasmanian Oak floors and a Christmas handover in sight.
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October 12, 2026
Slab day on Bruny Island: a 300 sqm slab poured and finished for Project Alonnah, our second build on the island and a two-storey shed home.
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October 5, 2026
Electrical, tiling, joinery and plastering are now through the fit-out at Project Devlyns, our Birchs Bay renovation.
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September 28, 2026
On site at Project Marguerite in Ranelagh with Andy Armstrong Architects, a high-end build that's already overcome a tricky start.
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August 5, 2026
Zak shares a mid-year update on Nomac Built's current projects, from a new Birchs Bay kitchen renovation to milestones on both Bruny Island builds.
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August 9, 2026
Windows are in and the cladding is nearly finished at Oldham Road, with the Nomac Built team now moving into the fit-out stage of this detached extension.
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