Everyone has an opinion, and here’s ours. With a touch of humor, we explore residential construction and life’s quirks, surrounded by like-minded folks.
Explore the potential of Community Land Trusts to improve housing affordability in Australia. Learn how CLTs work, their benefits, and how they can be implemented in today's economic climate.
Learn my simple, daily low-impact workout routine that focuses on building strength and improving fitness without the risk of injury. This plan is designed to fit into your life seamlessly, offering a sustainable way to stay active and healthy.
In this post we discuss the economic and social benefits of housing as a social purpose, the challenges we face, and the steps needed to make housing more accessible. Learn how government policies, innovative models, and community support can pave the way for a more equitable future.
Discover how Divorce Response GPT aids in managing emotionally charged communications, providing a balanced approach during divorce situations
Discover how the build-to-rent model provides a viable alternative to home ownership, benefiting renters and aiding government housing strategies.
Explore the evolution of project builders from traditional construction companies to marketing-focused entities, offering standardised building products.
Despite regulatory hurdles and logistical challenges, modular construction is gaining popularity for its ability to deliver high-quality, eco-friendly homes quickly. Successful projects highlight its potential to meet housing needs while maintaining high standards.
Kickbacks in project building create conflicts of interest, compromise quality, and foster distrust. This article explores how these unethical practices impact building supervisors and clients, leading to substandard work and hidden costs.
Variations in residential construction often lead to disputes due to "grey variations"—terms understood by builders but unclear to clients. Common examples include edge protection and rock removal. Builders should transparently incorporate foreseeable costs into contracts.