BUILT BY J2: SOUTH

Cupitt's Winery and Restaurant

A highly awarded destination boutique winery, brewery, fromagerie, restaurant and wedding venue with cottage accommodation.

Location Milton, NSW

Architect Andrew Wallace

Scope

To extend existing facilities with a contemporary

architect designed restaurant pavilion which integrated into the European style heritage architecture. With concrete floors and exposed timber trusses, the room and surrounding decks have transformed the restaurant space and wedding venues to maximise the

extraordinary views over the vineyard to Burrill Lake and the Budawang Ranges

Jacques and his team were very considerate of our business needs. The team were great to work with, very friendly, courteous, polite and professional. Jacques is an excellent problem solver and is very good at adapting to changes as they arise. We have no hesitation in recommending J2 Build for any construction project.

Tom Cupitt- Cupitt's Winery

Jaspers Brush house

Location Jaspers Brush, NSW

Architect Castlepeake Architects

Scope

To transform a dated brick home into a Hampton's style country residence for retiree tree/sea changers. Detailed carpentry skills were requires to clad the entire house in weatherboards. New bathrooms, an updated kitchen and a loft completed the look.

This project was a practical demonstration of J2 Build's commitment to upcyling and renewal of older building stock to minimise wastage and costs involved in keeping up with trends in modern living.

Jacques and his team of tradespeople did a magnificent job in transforming this house into the country home we were looking for. And with creative thinking and a flexible approach to materials and retrofitting elements, they did it within budget. We are very happy to recommend them.
Sue Ditton, Jasper's Brush house

A very economical way to transform the houses appeal to current and future owners.

Adam Guthrie - local Real Estate Agent

Lane's End

Location Jaspers Brush, NSW

Architect Edward Davis Architects

Scope

To restore a 1940's weatherboard homestead into a contemporary open plan entertainer with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and wrap around verandahs for family living. The project is a great example of how to upcycle old housing stock with extensive use of recycled materials, converting dark rooms with pink walls and 70‘s tiles, into an updated home.

Wow what a wonderful place!! It looked gorgeous in pictures but was a thousand times better in person. The house is beautifully and thoughtfully decorated and equipped, the porch and the backyard are straight out of a fairytale, and the location is to die for.

Anastasia, AirBnB Guest

WE BUILD AWARD WINNING, ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED HOMES,

WITH MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT.

Juice Farm

Clients- A young local family with a booming Cold-pressed juice business needed to convert their multi-bay garage into a fully compliant, and stylish, commercial kitchen.

Job- A multi-bay shed had a cold room inserted to provide a sterile, refrigerated and ergonomic work-space for the growing needs of their local business.

Roxanne, Juice Farm

Strongs Rd Cottage

Clients- A retired couple were seeking to convert their garage with loft into a stylish retreat for visiting friends and family.

Job- The conversion of the roof space of their garage allowed a spacious bedroom and ensuite bathroom to be created.

Kangaroo Valley Rd

Clients- A Sydney based professional seeking to renovate her classic Berry cottage for use for weekend escapes.

Job- The bathroom and outdoor living spaces were renovated to update finishes and improve amenity. A potting shed was created in the garden. The heritage property demanded detailed finishes.

Elegant pictures by craigCloutier Taken from flickr, under creative common. If you keep any of these pictures in your final website, please keep this credit too, thanks

J2 Build South Coast 140 O'Keeffes Lane, Jaspers Brush • 0404 077 004 • jacques@j2build.com.au

Saddleback Farm

Location Jerrara, NSW

Architect Natasha Marshall

Scope

Testimonial

Tom Schutzinger

Lane's End Cottage

Location Jaspers Brush, NSW

Architect Edward Davis Architects

Scope

To relocate the original weatherboard worker's quarters within the same property and extend the floor plan by the addition of a new straw bale extension to include living areas, kitchen and bathroom. This revitalised free-standing dwelling provides short term rental income.

A natural swimming pool was created by diverting and recycling storm water and ground water across the property.

Delightful country home, restored with bespoke features, great design & decor with just a touch of quirky.

Laura