October 2026 site update: Projects 134, 135 and 136 in Corinda, Grange and Bulimba

Overview

 

Our team at Allen Brothers Construction is progressing through three major projects across Brisbane — each at a different stage of construction and each showcasing the engineering, craftsmanship and architectural detail that define our work. Below is the latest update across Project 134 (Corinda), Project 135 (Grange) and Project 136 (Bulimba), summarising recent milestones and upcoming works.

 

Project 134 — House Raise and Build-Under, Corinda

Project 134 is about a week from handover. Cabinetry, tiling and burnished concrete slabs are complete, and the pool is finished and fully fenced. The team is completing final touch-ups and a builder’s clean, and we’re thrilled that the owners will soon be moving in.

Recent Progress

  • Cabinetry completedInternal plasterboard installation and finishing completed

  • Tiling completed

  • Burnished concrete slabs completed

  • Pool finished and fully fenced

  • Roof, suspended slab sections and plasterboard completed earlier

Upcoming Works

  • Final touch-ups

  • Builder’s clean

  • Handover to the owners - 27.10.2026

This project continues to demonstrate the precision required for raise‑and‑build‑under transformations in Brisbane’s riverside suburbs.

 
 

Project 135 — Custom New Build, Grange

Project 135 has come through its major external works. The roof is complete, all of the James Hardie Linea cladding is installed, most of the external painting is done and the scaffold has been dismantled. Inside, the interior linings are nearly finished, and the exposed aggregate driveway is complete.

Recent Progress

  • Roof completed

  • James Hardie Linea cladding completed across the home

  • Majority of external painting complete, scaffold dismantled

  • Interior linings nearly finished

  • Exposed aggregate driveway completed

Upcoming Works

  • Stone cladding to the internal fireplace

  • External deck with an aluminium frame and timber-look decking boards, chosen to meet the BAL fire rating

  • Internal and external tiling

  • Internal stairs

  • Cabinetry

This project reflects the demand for premium custom homes in Grange, Wilston, Alderley and Newmarket — suburbs known for elevated blocks, character streetscapes and design‑led renovations.

The home now moves into its fit-out stage, with the builder, building designer and interior designer’s selections shaping the final look.

Project 136 — Raise & Build‑Under, Bulimba

Project 136 has moved from excavation into its main structure. Large sections of block retaining wall are built, the main structural concrete slab and foundations are complete, and waterproofing and backfilling are done. Internal blockwork is now shaping the curved entry and future entry stairs, and wall framing is nearly complete

Recent Progress

  • Large sections of block retaining wall

  • Main structural concrete slab and foundations

  • Waterproofing and backfilling

  • Internal blockwork forming the curved entry and future entry stairs

  • Sub-floor and roof framing to the extension

  • Wall framing nearly complete

Upcoming Works

  • Scaffold erection

  • Roof replacement, plus a new roof over the extension

  • External cladding

  • External painting to the scaffolded areas

Our goal is to have the scaffold down before Christmas. Brisbane’s recent wet weather is making that harder, but the team keeps working between the showers.

Bulimba continues to be a high‑demand suburb for raise‑and‑build‑under projects due to its character homes, riverside positioning and premium lifestyle appeal.

 

All three projects sit in Brisbane’s established suburbs, where sloping sites, flood overlays and character streets shape how a home is raised, extended or rebuilt. Corinda, Grange and Bulimba each show a different answer: a raise and build-under, a custom new build, and a raise with a rear extension.

Weighing up renovating versus rebuilding? Read our Renovate vs Knock‑Down Rebuild decision guide.

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