Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Home Builders Getting to know you Fowler Homes Share Tweet Help New home by Fowler Homes, Canterbury The crisp black and white interior is enlivened by accents of red. the custom joinery that incoporates the fireplace and chimney was also designed to accommodate specific audiovisual equipment. New home by Fowler Homes, Canterbury To ensure your new home build goes according to plan, it pays to deal with a licenced building practitioner that has decades of experience, not just as a qualified builder, but also as a managing director and project manager.This is a cornerstone of the Fowler Homes business, established more than 30 years ago in Canterbury. The firm has since expanded nationwide, but the core operational principles remain, says managing director Ivan Stanicich."The personal touch is a key point of difference for us," he says. "Clients deal with the same person the whole way through the process, so there are no communication breakdowns everything is completely transparent, which allows for a seamless build."The Christchurch home featured on these pages is a good example of the process in action, Stanicich says. A 3m long island provides plenty of bench space in the contemporary kitchen. A seperate scullery provides additional storage. "I worked very closely with the clients a couple who had recently returned from living in England. The site was not ideally suited for the sun, so we came up with a concept plan to provide street appeal while orientating the living spaces to maximise solar gain."Stanicich says that, unlike some building companies, Fowler Homes encourages client input throughout the process, as the personal satisfaction it brings is immense."We strive to exceed client expectations, while working within the constraints of their budget," he says. "Having always lived in Canterbury, Fowler's local directors have an innate understanding of the region's unique climate. This expertise is used to help deliver the best solutions."Stanicich says peace of mind is essential, which is why the company has forged strong relationships with reputable suppliers and a team of highly skilled tradespeople. The master suite features a cantilevered Michel César vanity unit "In all our 30-plus years of operation, we have never had a water tightness issue, or serious grievances that have resulted in legal action."All projects are sustainably built, and designed to maximise energy efficiency.For more details, contact Dustin Stanley, Fowler Homes, 506 Blenheim Rd, Sockburn, phone (03) 341 2124; or Ivan Stanicich, 49 Main North Rd, Woodend, phone (03) 310 0493. Web: www.fowlerhomes.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 06 Oct, 2013 New Home Home Builders Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Artistic vibe 03 Nov, 2024 Serene air 03 Nov, 2024 Grown from the land 03 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 29/10 NZ2910 Read More Similar Stories