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Returning: Jamie Durie’s Future House
Branded lifestyle series Jamie Durie’s Future House returns to Nine tonight.
After a first season showcasing how homes can be delivered in weeks rather than months, Jamie Durie is back to showcase revolutionary new ways of building.
This season is all about resilience, aspiration and determination. From daring structural relocations to stunning new design solutions, Future House tracks the emotional journeys of everyday Aussies as they fight for a place to call home against the backdrop of natural disasters, red tape and a rapidly changing climate.
In Lismore, artists Eden and Holly race against red tape and a perilous road haul to relocate a $40,000 flood-damaged heritage home to higher ground. Near Brisbane, after traditional builders reject their steep block, Sean and Jess risk their savings on an ambitious shipping container build without loan approval.
Jamie Durie returns with new builds on S02 of FUTURE HOUSE
Again joined by his partner Ameka, Durie explores ambitious builds and personal stories, with the six-part season series brought to viewers by CommBank and supported by NRMA Insurance.
In Lismore, artists Eden and Holly attempt to relocate a $40,000 flood-damaged heritage home to higher ground, facing red tape and a challenging road journey along the way.
Near Brisbane, Sean and Jess turn to shipping containers after traditional builders reject their steep block, with $90,000 already committed and no loan approval in place.
The season also follows storm survivors Gary and Lynne as they look to rebuild their retirement dream with a modular home, while single mother Yindi works with non-profit organisation Global Sisters in a bid to secure housing for her family.
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Jamie Durie tackles housing crisis in Future House
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As Australia grapples with a housing crisis, Jamie Durie is returning to television with a fresh blueprint for how the country's homes can be built.
The premiere episode of the first season of Jamie Durie's Future House led its timeslot with 570,000 national total television viewers, and the award-winning designer is back for a second season.
After demonstrating that homes could be built in weeks rather than months, Durie hopes the show will continue to offer solutions to Australia's housing shortage.
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