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Hosted by House of Meaning · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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In each episode, we’ll share practical advice, design insights, and real stories to help you plan and build your dream sustainable home with confidence.
House of Meaning hosts House of Meaning Podcast, a arts show with 24 episodes published.
They listed the house six months after renovating it, and of all the rooms the photographer chose to lead with, it was the one everybody had warned them was too bold. A tealy green vanity, marble Ming green fan tiles, wa
Seven years from first sketch to building contract. Two builder quotes on the same design, one at $900,000 and one at $1.8 million. A home designed, approved through council, and quietly shelved because it came back thre
Most Melburnians have a saved search on realestate.com.au they will never act on. A terrace in Fitzroy. A cottage in West Melbourne. A Victorian on a street they drove down once and have not forgotten since. We do not ju
Walk into an unrenovated Melbourne home on a winter's morning and the heating's running flat out while you're still wearing two jumpers. The problem isn't the weather. It's the building. And it's the same story right acr
Most of us have never stopped to ask whether the city we live in makes our lives better. Not bigger. Better. It turns out that question sits at the heart of everything wrong, and everything still possible, about the way
Walk into some homes and everything just feels right. The light lands where it should. The kitchen is calm. There's a corner that draws you in without announcing itself. Walk into the one next door, same suburb, similar
There is a moment at every home auction, usually just before the auctioneer calls for the first bid, where your chest tightens and your carefully prepared budget starts to feel negotiable. You have spent weeks on this pr
In early 2020, we were weeks from signing a $700,000 contract with a couple in Brunswick. Then COVID happened. They paused. Understandably. That same project today costs $1 million. The money they held onto became $300,0
Walk into almost any unrenovated Melbourne heritage home on a winter's day and the problem announces itself before you've taken your coat off. Beautiful from the street. Fifteen degrees inside when it's 22 outside. In th
Most buyers spend weeks inspecting kitchens and bathrooms. But when you're buying an inner-city Melbourne property to renovate, extend, or knock down and rebuild, the things that will make or break your project often are
Better insulation should mean a healthier, more comfortable home—but if it’s not paired with the right moisture management , it can quietly create the conditions for mould, rot, and “leaky home” failures . In this episod
Building your home is exciting—but once construction starts, your property becomes a workplace , and that changes everything. In this episode, builder Simon Clark explains exactly what you should expect from your builder
What does a design–build journey actually look like—from first enquiry to a signed building contract? In this episode, builder Simon Clark walks through Sustainable Homes Melbourne’s proven process , step by step: Discov
Should you renovate or knockdown-rebuild ? In this episode, builder Simon Clark breaks down the 10 decisive factors that determine which route delivers better value, performance, and peace of mind—especially on inner-cit
In 2024, Simon toured Palm Springs — the mecca of mid-century modern and distilled five design lessons you can apply to Melbourne and broader Australian climates: (1) expressive textures (custom breeze blocks, screens, t
Before you sign with any builder, ask this: “Are you comfortable with an independent building inspector inspecting your work?” In this episode, builder Simon Clark explains why that single question reveals more about a b
What is biophilic design—and does it really make a difference? In this episode, builder Simon Clark breaks down the science-backed benefits of bringing nature into the home and shares a practical, no-nonsense framework y
70 out of 10 custom home designs never make it to site - and the biggest reason is avoidable. In this episode, builder Simon Clark explains the #1 mistake homeowners make: engaging a designer or architect without bringin
Australia needs more homes - but builders are stuck in a maze of planning approvals, ResCode rules and red tape. In this episode, Melbourne builder Simon Clark (Sustainable Homes Melbourne) breaks down why housing target
In this episode of House of Meaning, host Simon Clark breaks down what it really means to build a sustainable home in 2026 cutting through the myths and greenwashing to focus on four key pillars. Too often, “sustainable”
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