Beyond the Build - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
David and Jane Franklin
Being the Landscape guru of "The Block" for over 15 years, Dave's house has turned into a patchwork of design, renovating piece by piece over the years into an incohesive design.
James and Sandro Treble
Known for hosting many tv shows over the years, James Treble is a renowned Interior designer, now alongside his partner and artist Sandro. They attempt to convert an 80's red brick house that no one wanted to touch in the Central coast on Umina, into their own oasis to inspire an entire town.
Bec and George
After appearing on the Block, Bec and George have been flipping homes for many years. Now they are about to face their biggest challenge in creating their dream home in Melbourne.
Jesse and Mel Raeburn
Having come off success from the Block, Jesse and Mel are a young growing family. Just as the news of their first child comes, they attempt to renovate a heritage home in Albert Park into a contemporary architectural family home.
Jimmy and Tam Wilkins
"The Block" fan favourites Jimmy and Tam have settled in and thrived on family life on the Sunshine coast, now they plan along with their daughter to renovate their home into a Mid century marvel in the hinterland of the Sunshine coast.
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