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↘ NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation Knockdown Rebuild Banyo
This one feels particularly personal.
Designed as a knockdown rebuild in Banyo, this home was created for a client and his wife as a place that could genuinely support the way they want to live together — without feeling clinical or institutional. The home is designed for NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) – High Physical Support, with accessibility carefully integrated into the planning from the very beginning.
Rather than allowing compliance to define its character, the design draws on a distinctly Queenslander language — lightweight cladding, traditional gable forms, generous proportions and a soft, familiar residential feel. Level access, circulation and the practical requirements of High Physical Support sit quietly within the design, allowing it to simply feel like a home.
I’m really proud of this one. It represents what good disability building design should be about: creating a home around the person, their relationships and their everyday life, while still giving the building warmth, identity and character.

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