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Archicentre
Guide to Sustainable Homes
Archicentre
Bushfire Design Guide [
649k ]
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Treatment of Dampness
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Health & Safety Warning
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Re-Stumping
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Termites and Borers
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Roofing and Guttering 2008
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Cracking in Brickwork 2008 ]
Sample Reports
Property
Inspection Report
Pest
Inspection Sample Report
Structural
Guarantee Certificate
Timber
Pest Guarantee
New
Home Design Sample Report
Renovation
Design Concept Sample
Fact Sheets
A
housing profile of Victoria's Older Population
Trends
in Contemporary Home Renovations November 2008
DIY
Checklist for Home Buyers
DIY
Design Guide for the Home Renovator
Working
with your Architect
An
Analysis of Termite Damage in Sydney and Melbourne
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Kidsafe Home Safety Checklist
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- Safe as Houses Report [802k
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Fire Safety First Check List
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Master
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Planning
Assessment Survey Report 2003 [
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Guide
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Guide
to Energy-Wise Living [
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Smart
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Safety
Tips for Older People
[ 30k ]
Archicentre
Bulletin 2002: Housing Conditions in Australia [
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The
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Renovation
Trends in Australia 2002 [
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Home
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Archicentre
Heritage and Modern Housing Styles
Australians have
always been fascinated with varying housing styles, from
the charm of the Victorian and Edwardian era to the triple-fronted
mass-produced brick veneer of the late 50's and early 60's,
plus a range of many other individual styles. Whether you
are thinking about renovating or buying a property it is
valuable to understand the characteristics of that particular
style of house. This includes its general features, its
positive attributes and its potential for renovation. Below
is a list of some common styles of houses that are found
across Australia.
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Housing Style
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Arts
and Craft Style
[ 178k ]
Californian
Bungalow
[ 170k ]
Colonial
Property
[ 150k ]
Federation
House
[ 150k ]
Fibro
Cottage
[ 155k ]
P and O Style [ 155k ]
Red
Brick Home
[
158k ]
Victorian
Terrace
[ 192k ]
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