Working with Jamie Durie Again on Growing Homes: Future House

We were thrilled to once again partner with Jamie Durie and the incredible team behind Growing Homes for its second season, this time taking on the bold and ambitious Future House series for Nine.

This groundbreaking project tackles one of Australia’s biggest challenges: the housing crisis. With Jamie at the helm, the series brings together some of the country’s most innovative builders, designers and forward-thinkers to reimagine what the Australian home of the future could be, sustainable, resilient, cost-effective, fast to build and undeniably stylish.

Across three builds, three families, three budgets and three modern construction methods, the pressure was real. These weren’t concepts or controlled studio projects; they were real homes, built in real time, in just three months. Add wild weather, council red tape, tight deadlines and budget constraints, and you have a production environment that was as dynamic as it was demanding.

Our role was to help capture every stage of these remarkable builds across multiple sites, documenting the innovation, craftsmanship and raw emotion that unfolded along the way. From groundbreaking moments to final finishes, it was a privilege to visually tell the story of a series that is genuinely pushing the boundaries of Australian housing.

A standout element of the season is Jamie’s own deeply personal project building a world-first 3D-printed concrete home on his idyllic country property, alongside partner Ameka and their children Beau and Nash. Farm life meets futuristic design, complete with livestock, rolling hills and the very real chaos of pioneering a construction method never before attempted at this scale.