Renovating Contemporary-modern Homes

A heritage overlay prevents certain work being done demolishing or renovating a house. However, a contemporary home, built within the last few decades, is unlikely to have heritage overlay. There are, however, some examples of modern architecture that do have planning protection.

If you suspect that your home might be subject to restrictions from heritage overlay, we can help. Our team has extensive experience in navigating council requirements and getting the right permits.

No matter what style your home is, we follow the same process for all of our renovations and extensions.

1. The Design Phase: Our designers will work collaboratively with you to draw up a plan to upgrade your contemporary-modern home.
2. The Contract Preparation Phase: After bringing together all the necessary permits and documents, we will draw up contracts for the job.
3. The Build Phase: Our excellent team of qualified tradespeople will get to work making those plans a reality.

Although the steps we carry out are the same, the renovations themselves are wildly different. We tailor our designs, contracts, and building requirements to the exact specifications of your needs and circumstances. Get in touch with some information about what you’d like to update in your contemporary-modernist home, and we’ll start the process by drawing up possible timeframes and an estimate on the quote.

In short, yes. So long as you will still have access to amenities (your bathroom and kitchen, plus your bedroom), it’s perfectly fine to stay in residence while the construction is underway.

There’s no set answer for this question — it really depends on things like the size and scale of your designs. However, you can rest assured that the job will be competitively priced when you work with Supa Group. We go above and beyond to deliver cost-effective home extensions of excellent quality. Book a Free Design Consultation, and we’ll show you just how affordable it can be.