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Building dream homes in scenic locations often comes with unique challenges. AUSMAR’s latest project in Tewantin, overlooking the Noosa River, was no exception. While the picturesque setting offered undeniable beauty, the infrastructure presented several hurdles that required careful planning and innovative solutions.

1. Building Two Homes, One Block:

Accommodating two custom residences on a single block demanded meticulous scheduling and coordination. To ensure smooth material flow and access for both houses, a phased construction approach was adopted. This involved prioritising the rear dwelling and achieving a specific stage before commencing work on the front one. This ensured uninterrupted access to the site for both builds throughout the construction process.

2. Navigating the Landscape and Utilities:

The project’s sloping terrain posed additional challenges for installing new sewer and stormwater connections. The team had to strategically position and install new sewer points, stormwater pits, and drains while working within the complex landscape. This involved collaborating closely with Unity Water to navigate their specific requirements and ensure installations adhered to regulations.

3. Protecting the Environment:

The project’s proximity to the protected Noosa River necessitated stringent environmental measures. Stringent silt management protocols were implemented to prevent any soil erosion or sediment runoff from impacting the waterway. This involved meticulous planning and execution of earthworks to ensure no construction debris or materials entered the river, safeguarding its delicate ecosystem.

By successfully navigating these infrastructure complexities, AUSMAR ensured the project not only fulfilled the client’s vision but also maintained the environmental integrity of the surrounding area. The Tewantin project stands as a testament to AUSMAR’s commitment to meticulous planning, innovative solutions, and responsible construction practices.