Wrightway Construction was engaged to manage the full demolition and rebuild of a residential property that had sustained significant earthquake damage.
During the early scoping phase, widespread asbestos was identified within the existing dwelling. Safe and compliant removal was prioritised and completed prior to construction, allowing the site to be cleared and prepared for rebuild.
The new home is a two-storey dwelling of approximately 200sqm, designed to work within the constraints of the existing site while providing a clear, functional layout. The ground floor is organised around open-plan living and dining spaces with strong connections to multiple outdoor areas, with a home office and laundry. Bedrooms and bathrooms are located upstairs to provide separation and efficiency within the plan.
Wrightway Construction worked closely with MOA Architects and Viden Consulting Engineers throughout the design and documentation stages, providing buildability input and practical construction advice. This collaborative approach helped resolve structural, foundation and compliance requirements early, supporting a smoother consenting process and more efficient delivery on site.
Considerable attention was given to site preparation and foundation works. This included excavation, coordination of services and utilities, and the installation of driven piles to establish a stable base for the concrete slab. Finished floor levels and platform height were resolved early to meet flood management and compliance requirements.
The structure is timber framed with a trussed roof system, selected for buildability and long-term performance. External finishes include James Hardie Oblique vertical cladding with Axon feature panels, providing a durable, contemporary exterior with restrained detailing.

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