David and Sarah love Tamborine Mountain, in Queensland, where they got married 22 years ago. They're now building a long-awaited home away from home there. (S8 Ep9) [AD,S]
Peter's building an underground eco bunker that's sleek, self-sufficient and one-of-a-kind, and which will eventually look like a bush garden from the outside. (S8 Ep7) [AD,S]
Tabitha and Chris always dreamt of living in the forest. They bought 120 acres of rainforest in Toolangi and are building a sustainable farmhouse. (S8 Ep6) [AD,S]
Alice is a big fan of the small house movement. On a sloping site facing the Southern Ocean, she's creating a petite 40-square-metre pod. (S8 Ep5) [AD,S]
Tony and Tania want to create a million-dollar house on a $400,000 budget. Working off handshake deals with the architect and builder, will their dream home become a reality? (S8 Ep4) [AD,S]
Stephen has spent 15 years as the boss of his own construction firm. Now, with a child on the way, he's building his own grand home, in Curl Curl, a coastal suburb of Sydney. (S8 Ep3) [AD,S]
Lori and Morgan are building a funky modern house on a tight suburban site in Melbourne that will have a lot of fun elements, including a trapeze net. (S8 Ep2/10) [AD,S]
An IT engineer from Canberra uses green building materials and commercial elements to create a zero-carbon family home with sophisticated high-tech features. (S7 Ep14) [S]
A retired chef links a quirky cluster of disconnected, historic structures in Stanley, Tasmania, into a contemporary, cohesive home with a cantilevered lounge. (S7 Ep13) [S]
A designer builds a home on French Island, Victoria, featuring exposed timber trusses and dry stacked stone walls, transporting materials to the site by barge. (S7 Ep12) [S]
A discarded 100-year-old Queenslander home is split into pieces and moved 140km on separate trucks, to be reconstructed on a plot in the Gold Coast hinterland. (S7 Ep11) [S]
A city-dwelling couple move to a 20-acre plot near Daylesford in Victoria, where they create a rural oasis in a 100m-long, steel-framed shed that blends indoor and outdoor living. (S7 Ep10) [S]
In Brisbane, a restaurant owner with a passion for all things Japanese builds a two-storey, lightweight home on stilts that features high, origami-style ceilings. (S7 Ep9) [S]
A new home in the Adelaide Hills blends traditional Tuscan and modern styles, featuring locally quarried stone and a bridge linking the upstairs rooms to a dynamic glass box. (S7 Ep8) [S]
Environmentally conscious couple Barry and Robyn build a stylish, solar-powered beach shack that floats on untouched sand dunes at Aldinga, on the coast near Adelaide. (S7 Ep7) [S]
Architect Tim Hill is upsizing from an award-winning but small home known as The Lighthouse to a curvaceous house shaped like a foot in Kensington, Melbourne. (S7 Ep6) [S]
A young family take a sustainable, economical approach to creating a compact, simple and modest home on a shoestring budget at Ocean Shores in New South Wales. (S7 Ep5) [S]
Two Anglican reverends build a barn-inspired medieval manor with a spectacular two-storey Gothic window as its centrepiece in the Adelaide suburb of Hillbank. (S7 Ep4) [S]
A super-engineered tent that incorporates a huge, taut, translucent sail covering a rectangular pavilion with a retractable roof is created in a lush rainforest. (S7 Ep3) [S]
In beachside Maianbar, south of Sydney, Phil and Ariana plan to construct a new home with more than 130 panels of cross-laminated timber and an incredibly strict timetable. (S7 Ep2) [S]
A couple build a multi-tiered tower with an infinity pool on a hard-to-reach site by the cliff face of a former quarry in Sydney beachside suburb North Bondi. (S7 Ep1) [S]
Young couple Doug and Yvette plan to split a discarded 100-year-old Queenslander home into pieces and move it 140km to be reconstructed on their plot in the Gold Coast hinterland. (S7 Ep11) [S]
Architect Adrian and his partner Liz buy a 100-year-old vinegar factory to turn into a family home, but are soon beset by building issues and money troubles. (S6 Ep10/10) [AD,S]
Avid pop culture fans Warwick Noble and Melanie Hughes from New South Wales build a home that is an unashamed homage to late 1950s 'post-atomic' architecture. (S6 Ep7/10) [S]
Cate and Nick Foskett build a leaf-shaped home with curved windows, walls and ceilings in the Adelaide Hills, featuring a cellar for their home-produced wine. (S6 Ep6/10) [S]
Mark and Karen Bartkevicius restore an old hydro-electricity substation, perched above the city of Launceston in Tasmania, and convert it into a two-bed home. (S6 Ep5/10) [S]
Photographer Ralph Alphonso builds a lightweight, part prefabricated bachelor pad with impeccable environmental credentials on a tiny plot in east Melbourne. (S6 Ep4/10) [S]
Chef Dan Zeidan and his partner Vicky Kordatou build a zero-waste home from recycled and recyclable non-toxic materials at Kinglake, one hour from Melbourne. (S6 Ep3/10) [S]
B&B owners Art van Dyke and Troy West build a three-level, one-bedroom, contemporary home, bookended by an 1850s stone cottage, near Harcourt in Victoria. (S6 Ep2/10) [S]
Sculptor Ben Gilbert and his architect brother Chris build an innovative one-bedroom living quarters at an abandoned sawmill in Yackandandah, Victoria. (S6 Ep1/10) [AD,S]
Architect Adrian and his partner Liz buy a 100-year-old vinegar factory to turn into a family home, but are soon beset by building issues and money troubles. (S6 Ep10/10) [AD,S]
Barb and Bill Coyle build a modern 1970s-style home: a T-shaped, north-facing house with featured curves, raked ceilings and a sloping roofline in Canberra. (S6 Ep9/10) [AD,S]
Draftsman Nigel Eberhardt and his wife Nina build a home on a native bush plot in Turners Beach on Tasmania's north coast incorporating a 30m eucalyptus tree. (S6 Ep8/10) [AD,S]
Avid pop culture fans Warwick Noble and Melanie Hughes from New South Wales build a home that is an unashamed homage to late 1950s 'post-atomic' architecture. (S6 Ep7/10) [S]
Mark and Karen Bartkevicius restore an old hydro-electricity substation, perched above the city of Launceston in Tasmania, and convert it into a two-bed home. (S6 Ep5/10) [S]
Cate and Nick Foskett build a leaf-shaped home with curved windows, walls and ceilings in the Adelaide Hills, featuring a cellar for their home-produced wine. (S6 Ep6/10) [S]
Photographer Ralph Alphonso builds a lightweight, part prefabricated bachelor pad with impeccable environmental credentials on a tiny plot in east Melbourne. (S6 Ep4/10) [S]
B&B owners Art van Dyke and Troy West build a three-level, one-bedroom, contemporary home, bookended by an 1850s stone cottage, near Harcourt in Victoria. (S6 Ep2/10) [S]
Sculptor Ben Gilbert and his architect brother Chris build an innovative one-bedroom living quarters at an abandoned sawmill in Yackandandah, Victoria. (S6 Ep1/10) [S]
Brand new series: A restaurant owner with a passion for all things Japanese builds a two-storey, lightweight home on stilts that features high, origami-style ceilings in Brisbane. (S7 Ep9) [S]
A new home in the Adelaide Hills blends Tuscan and modern styles, featuring locally quarried stone and a bridge linking the upstairs rooms to a dynamic glass box. (S7 Ep8) [S]
An environmentally conscious couple build a stylish, solar-powered beach shack that floats on two untouched sand dunes at Aldinga on the coast near Adelaide. (S7 Ep7) [S]
Architect Tim Hill is upsizing from an award-winning but small home, known as The Lighthouse, to a curvaceous house shaped like a foot at Kensington in Melbourne. (S7 Ep6) [S]
A young family take a sustainable, economical approach to creating a compact, simple and modest home on a shoestring budget at Ocean Shores in New South Wales. (S7 Ep5) [S]
Two Anglican reverends build a barn-inspired medieval manor with a spectacular two-storey Gothic window as its centrepiece in the Adelaide suburb of Hillbank. (S7 Ep4) [S]
A couple construct a new home in beachside Maianbar, south of Sydney, utilising over 130 panels of cross-laminated timber and sticking to a very strict timetable. (S7 Ep2) [S]
A super-engineered tent that incorporates a huge, taut, translucent sail covering a rectangular pavilion with a retractable roof is created in a lush rainforest. (S7 Ep3) [S]
A couple build a multi-tiered tower with infinity-edge pool on a hard-to-reach site by the cliff face of a former quarry in Sydney beachside suburb North Bondi. (S7 Ep1) [S]
In central Victoria, a 70-year-old man builds a pavilion-style home, inspired by his late wife's plans and based on the aesthetic of Aussie shearing sheds. (S5 Ep10/10) [S]