Kevin is a multi-award winning designer and builder of diverse synergistic structures incorporating sustainable building and design practices and products. Kevin began his career over thirty years ago, gaining valuable experience in architectural design & documentation, presentation, structural documentation, specification writing, building supervision, contract administration, tendering and liaison with associated consultants, and local authorities. Kevin’s passion is helping clients create their own, individual sanctuary, however he also recognised the need for a specific design that responded to our changing climate including the extreme weather events that houses in rural and coastal areas are often exposed to. His design brief included an extensive list of criteria that should be considered : environmental sustainability, durability, semi-prefabrication, low embodied energy, highly secure, fire and storm resistance. The Convertible House was born.

Cocoon house is nestled in the clearing, amongst the towering gum trees of the Wombat state forest. As you wind down our secluded lane the world is left behind you. 20 acres of complete privacy, only the whip birds and the gentle breeze in the trees. Open your lungs and enjoy the space or curl up by the fire with a trillion stars to gaze. Designology's award winning "Convertible Home" design is an ecologically sustainable, durable, low embodied energy, storm & bushfire resistant dwelling.

The Region Minutes from Trentham township nestled at the very top of the Great Dividing Range mid-way between Woodend and Daylesford, approximately one and half hours from Melbourne. Macedon Ranges and the Spa Country at the edge of the Wombat State Forest makes it the perfect base to explore the region. Explore this quaint township with its fine artisan produce and boutique wineries. Wander pathways of ancient trees from Trentham to Lyonville, then unwind and relax with the locals over a cold ale or a glass of wine at the famous Cosmopolitan Hotel, Hotel Trentham or one of the cafe's or wine bars. Visit local markets and antique brica brac stores.