2010 Archicentre Autumn Cost Guide

Archicentre Guide to Sustainable Homes

Archicentre Bushfire Design Guide [ 649k ]

Archicentre Treatment of Dampness

Archicentre Health & Safety Warning

Archicentre Re-Stumping

Archicentre Termites and Borers

Archicentre Roofing and Guttering 2008

Archicentre Cracking in Brickwork 2008 ]

Sample Reports

Property Inspection Report

Pest Inspection Sample Report

Structural Guarantee Certificate

Timber Pest Guarantee

New Home Design Sample Report 

Renovation Design Concept Sample

Fact Sheets

A housing profile of Victoria's Older Population  

Trends in Contemporary Home Renovations November 2008  

Working with your Architect

An Analysis of Termite Damage in Sydney and Melbourne

Archicentre Kidsafe Home Safety Checklist

Archicentre - Safe as Houses Report [802k ]

Archicentre - The Terraces Discussion Paper on Sustainability

Balcony Tips How to look out for a Balcony Collapse [ 301k ]

Guide to Water Wise Living [ 235k ]

Guide to Energy-Wise Living [ 502k ]

Smart Paint Disposal [ 410k ]

Home Maintenance Guide [ 144k ]

Archicentre Heritage and Modern Housing Styles
Australians have always been fascinated with varying housing styles, from the charm of the Victorian and Edwardian era to the triple-fronted mass-produced brick veneer of the late 50's and early 60's, plus a range of many other individual styles. Whether you are thinking about renovating or buying a property it is valuable to understand the characteristics of that particular style of house. This includes its general features, its positive attributes and its potential for renovation. Below is a list of some common styles of houses that are found across Australia.

Abstract Housing Style [ 152k ]

Arts and Craft Style [ 178k ]

Californian Bungalow [ 170k ]

Colonial Property [ 150k ]

Federation House [ 150k ]

Fibro Cottage [ 155k ]

P and O Style [ 155k ]

Red Brick Home [ 158k ]

Victorian Terrace [ 192k ]