Colonial Queenslander House Plans

Colonial Queenslander House Plans Emma Troy approached Garth Chapman Queenslanders GCQ with a dream to build a Hamptons inspired Queenslander on their moderately steep sloping site at The Gap in Brisbane The internal design needed to accommodate their young family and a very busy lifestyle both now and in the future Kevin Hincksman the senior designer at GCQ worked

This catalogue from 1918 contains a great range of classic Queenslander designs pre dating the multi gabled styles of the 20s The timber houses are high set with bungalow tin roofs and generous verandahs Stove alcoves have replaced the brick chimneys The plans also include a garage and a small retail shop The house that was created in answer to these problems was the Queenslander which is an amazingly a practical house Set high on wooden stumps the house was safe from all but the highest floods The blackened tar coated wooden stumps also kept the white ants at bay and being so high off the ground meant those unwelcome visitors from nature

Colonial Queenslander House Plans

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The classic Queenslander is typically a single detached house made of timber and iron and located on a separate block of land The floor plan consists of four or six rooms which branch off The traditional Queenslander Style house is a single detached house made with timber and corrugated iron roofs It is a traditional design often seen throughout Queensland South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales especially in older suburbs Some of the distinguishing features of a Queenslander are

The Queenslander House Architectural Features Knowing the style of your house Colonial Victorian Federation Edwardian inter war or post war helps establish when it was built and sometimes help identify the architect designer or builder Learn to read the language of your house s architectural style Colonial Building Company s Queenslanders and Colonial homes encapsulate an era that has been long forgotten by modern architecture They specialise in design and building individual homes and most importantly they tailor your home to your needs Their traditional homes are distinctive in design and perfect for the Queensland climate

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Conservation of Queenslander Houses A vigorous broad based conservation movement emerged in Australia during the 1970s and with it came enthusiasm for the restoration of private houses While this trend was replicated in Queensland the reuse and recycling of Queenslander houses is a much older tradition Queenslander architecture is a modern term for a type of residential housing widespread in Queensland Australia 1 It is also found in the northern parts of the adjacent state of New South Wales and shares many traits with architecture in other states of Australia but is distinct and unique

Colonial House Plans Colonial revival house plans are typically two to three story home designs with symmetrical facades and gable roofs Pillars and columns are common often expressed in temple like entrances with porticos topped by pediments Multi pane double hung windows with shutters dormers and paneled doors with sidelights topped Queenslander homes are distinctive in design being raised up to catch the breeze with Verandahs to provide shade from the tropical climate With authentic rooflines we successfully recreate the style and grace of yesteryear Colonials

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Traditional Queenslanders Garth Chapman Traditional Queenslanders

https://traditionalqueenslanders.com.au/
Emma Troy approached Garth Chapman Queenslanders GCQ with a dream to build a Hamptons inspired Queenslander on their moderately steep sloping site at The Gap in Brisbane The internal design needed to accommodate their young family and a very busy lifestyle both now and in the future Kevin Hincksman the senior designer at GCQ worked

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Queensland House Designs 1887 1920 House Histories

https://www.househistories.org/qld-house-designs-1887-1920
This catalogue from 1918 contains a great range of classic Queenslander designs pre dating the multi gabled styles of the 20s The timber houses are high set with bungalow tin roofs and generous verandahs Stove alcoves have replaced the brick chimneys The plans also include a garage and a small retail shop


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Colonial Queenslander House Plans - The traditional Queenslander Style house is a single detached house made with timber and corrugated iron roofs It is a traditional design often seen throughout Queensland South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales especially in older suburbs Some of the distinguishing features of a Queenslander are