our In Progress Projects

At TEMSEA Building Group, we understand that a new build is an investment in lifestyle, comfort, and long-term value. This two-storey home in Mount Martha has been designed with the Peninsula lifestyle in mind, offering four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a garage, and expansive alfresco zones that encourage connection to the outdoors.

After detailed consultation and site assessment, the client selected a pre-finished engineered timber product, an ideal solution for its visual appeal, durability, and stable performance over time. Now, our team is focused on precise installation to meet the client’s vision of a warm, modern, and resilient timber floor finish.

At our Hughes Road project in Blairgowrie, TEMSEA is currently completing the joinery installation stage for this custom-built home. In this particular phase of the project, we’re focusing on delivering high-quality, durable, and visually cohesive cabinetry using coloured board joinery paired with 40mm stone bench tops, a combination that balances form and function with cost-conscious design.

At TEMSEA Building Group, we understand the unique charm and challenges that come with building along the Mornington Peninsula coastline. Every project we take on is crafted to meet the demands of location, budget, and lifestyle without compromising on visual appeal or structural quality. The current works at 47 Hughes Road in Blairgowrie represent this approach in full effect. This in progress renovation project showcases our ability to preserve a property's laidback coastal character while incorporating modern building materials and construction methods that elevate performance and durability.

At TEMSEA Building Group, we carefully design every extension and renovation to blend seamlessly with the existing home. Rather than appearing as an afterthought, we make each addition an intentional enhancement, preserving the architectural integrity of your property while expanding its functionality.

The Hughes Blairgowrie extension blends energy efficiency, flexible timber sub-floors, and Class S soil considerations for a sustainable, adaptable home upgrade.