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The Folio

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A dozen homes, built slowly and on purpose. Heritage reworked for the way a family lives now, new architecture resolved to the millimetre, and additions that read as though they were always there. Few projects — every one considered.

Heritage Restoration Architectural New Builds Considered Additions Stonnington · Bayside · Boroondara
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Kerferd Rd

Albert Park · Heritage Restoration · Complete

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A heritage home reworked for how a family lives now — the rear opened to gardens and a pool, a feature wall the room turns around, stone underfoot and overhead.

Denbigh Rd — brick facade laid with intent
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Denbigh Rd

Armadale · New Build · Complete

Brick, laid with intent. A feature wall carried outside to in, a fireplace-anchored living room, and a rear facade that gives onto the pool. Stone kitchen, quiet lines — a house that reads calm from the street and crafted up close.

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Norman Ave — marble-and-oak kitchen where every joint is deliberate
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Norman Ave

Melbourne · New Build · Complete

A marble-and-oak fit-out where every joint is deliberate — stone bathrooms, a circular-mirror powder room, cabinetry that hides its fixings, and a home gym built into the plan. Nothing here is louder than it needs to be.

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A sleek, minimal composition of glass and stone

We build people's forever homes. There's a lot of blood, sweat and tears that goes into creating the means to do that. It's very considered, very bespoke — case by case, and very meaningful. We don't take that lightly.

Prolifica Building Co.
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Every project

Hover a row to preview. Each opens to a full case study — the build, the details, the makers behind it.

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Where the craft lives

The details you only notice standing in the room — joinery, stone, the offset of every angle.

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Few projects, on purpose

Considered. Collaborative.
Built.

We take on a small number of homes each year so each one gets the attention it deserves. If you're working with an architect — or looking for a builder who'll treat your home like their own — we'd like to hear about it.

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