We’re crafting a sustainable future from the ground up, building homes to outlast a lifetime.

We envision a world where our work can benefit people, communities and the planet. We do this through creating beautiful, strong built environments.

Certifications

Planet

As professionals in the building industry, we believe it is our responsibility to utilise our expertise to develop a built environment that is high quality, aesthetically pleasing, practical, efficient and affordable. We are committed to finding the best ways to create homes and buildings that are high quality, non-toxic and come with no harm to nature.For Martin Builders, success means making every building, home, space and place we build Carbon Negative. It means continually supporting our community in making a positive impact after project completion.
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We understand the construction industry uses many resources, so it is our mission to restore natural eco-systems and regenerate the timber we use for our builds. To do so, we have committed to planting 300 Trees for each of our projects. By doing this we restart the natural cycle and ensure we are giving back to our planet. We call it our 300 Tree Initiative.

Projects

Martin builders is an award-winning construction company that focuses on residential, multi-residential and commercial construction. We are a Certified Passive House builder, Certified B Corp, a Green Living Master Builder and builder of Victoria’s first 10 Star home.

Place

Martin builders acknowledges that we work and build on unceded land. Our office sits on the land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation and, whether they're working from home or out on site, our team work across Bunurong Country, Wurundjeri Country, Gunaikurni Country and Wadawurrung Country. We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of these lands, their Elders past, present and emerging.

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Latest Media

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Branch Studio Architects has updated a dark rabbit warren of office spaces at a high school in Melbourne’s west into a “monastic” central public piazza used by students and staff.

The Local Project: Adaptive Reuse and Animation – Church on Napier by Kerstin Thompson Architects and James Stockwell Architects

Reimaging a precinct, Church on Napier sees the adaptive reuse and restoration of an existing hall and church, together with the addition of a newly conceived medium density apartment building.

Grand Designs Australia: Inverloch Sand Dune House

Isolated locations are a blank canvas. They scream out for something that's adventurous, something that's thought provoking, something that's out of the box.

ArchitectureAU: Dynamic classicism - Piazza Dell’Ufficio

Branch Studio Architects has updated a dark rabbit warren of office spaces at a high school in Melbourne’s west into a “monastic” central public piazza used by students and staff.

The Local Project: Yanakie House by Richard Stampton Architects

An intriguing series of volumes that welcomes and closes off from its bushland locale, this Victorian residence explores and pushes the defined boundaries of what a house can be.

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