Traditional Queensland House Plan Set
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 AUD
I have a rough hand-sketch of a raised, six-bedroom family home that now needs to become a fully documented set of plans for Gympie Regional Council approval. The look I want is unmistakably traditional rather than modern, echoing classic Queenslander proportions but adapted to today’s standards and to standard-grade building materials.
Scope
The design must retain every space in the sketch: six bedrooms, four bathrooms, separate lounge, dining and kitchen, a dedicated library, a mezzanine deck overlooking the main living zone, plus a 1.5 m wrap-around deck that steps out to a 4.5 m-deep main deck running the full width of the house. The entire structure will be on stumps high enough for a future build-in underneath, so the plans must respect that long-term vision.
Detail level
Council have asked for fully detailed documentation, so I need dimensioned floor plans, elevations, sections, roof and framing layouts, together with coordinated electrical and plumbing schematics ready for certifier sign-off. If you work in AutoCAD, Revit or ArchiCAD, supplying both native files and print-ready PDFs will make later revisions easier.
Compliance
You’ll need to show familiarity with the Queensland Development Code, relevant BCA requirements and any Gympie Regional overlays that affect wind rating, bush-fire or flood provisions.
Deliverables (PDF + CAD)
• Site plan, floor plans, elevations, key sections
• Roof, framing and footing layouts for the raised construction
• Electrical and plumbing drawings integrated with the floor plans
• Door, window and finish schedules based on standard materials
• One revision round once council feedback comes in
If this matches your expertise in traditional Queensland homes, let’s talk and get the sketch translated into an approval-ready package.
Scope
The design must retain every space in the sketch: six bedrooms, four bathrooms, separate lounge, dining and kitchen, a dedicated library, a mezzanine deck overlooking the main living zone, plus a 1.5 m wrap-around deck that steps out to a 4.5 m-deep main deck running the full width of the house. The entire structure will be on stumps high enough for a future build-in underneath, so the plans must respect that long-term vision.
Detail level
Council have asked for fully detailed documentation, so I need dimensioned floor plans, elevations, sections, roof and framing layouts, together with coordinated electrical and plumbing schematics ready for certifier sign-off. If you work in AutoCAD, Revit or ArchiCAD, supplying both native files and print-ready PDFs will make later revisions easier.
Compliance
You’ll need to show familiarity with the Queensland Development Code, relevant BCA requirements and any Gympie Regional overlays that affect wind rating, bush-fire or flood provisions.
Deliverables (PDF + CAD)
• Site plan, floor plans, elevations, key sections
• Roof, framing and footing layouts for the raised construction
• Electrical and plumbing drawings integrated with the floor plans
• Door, window and finish schedules based on standard materials
• One revision round once council feedback comes in
If this matches your expertise in traditional Queensland homes, let’s talk and get the sketch translated into an approval-ready package.