Jensen Projects

A Review of Jensen Projects – Our Fitout Experience

If anyone’s ever built anything, they know that finding a builder you can trust AND who delivers on time is a rare combination. Jensen Projects is both. We’ve built with one of the largest dental fitout companies before, and that experience only was no comparison to Jensen Projects.

Here’s what stood out across the whole project, where we recently fitted out a 6 chair practice in Sydney.

Design: They worked closely with us on every detail, thinking through the full patient journey from the moment someone walks through the front door. Where they put their bag, how they move into the chair, how we transition to a consult at the computer. We wanted a warm, family-friendly, almost paediatric feel with no Italian marble or high-end finishes, and they absolutely nailed the brief.

Inclusions: We initially wanted to cut costs with a drop ceiling. Jensens just included a gyprocked ceiling at no extra charge because they wanted us to have a practice they’d be proud of. That says a lot about how they operate.

CDC and Landlord Management: They handled all communications with our landlord on the CDC, back and forth, every detail, without us needing to step in at all.

Timeline: From the moment work began, the project tracked to schedule and was delivered on time. We were kept informed of progress at every stage, so there were no unwelcome surprises.

Communication and Documentation: Every single meeting was followed up with a detailed email covering what was discussed, any costs involved, and available options. We could always reach someone. And most importantly, the aftercare was just as good. We all know how rare that is once a builder has been paid.

Budget Management: Although initially the proposal was approximately $100k over our budget, owner Rael worked with us line by line to hit our budget without compromising the overall look and feel. We got the practice we wanted, within the number we needed.

Shared through Repost App • Henderson & Co.

We’re excited to share One Playground Zetland, the latest project to be delivered after years of collaboration with One Playground. 

For us, this project represented an opportunity to explore the intersection of architecture, interiors and hospitality within a wellness environment. Every design decision was made with the member experience in mind, creating a space that supports movement, recovery and connection in equal measure. 

It’s always rewarding to see many months of planning, design and collaboration come to life, and we’re grateful to the One Playground team for their continued trust throughout the process. 

We look forward to sharing more from One Playground Zetland, as it opens its doors later this year. 

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Client: One Playground
Builder: Jensen Projects
Design: Henderson & Co.

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Finished Project // Mosh & Moshy

By blending the building's original brickwork, high ceilings, and concrete floors with bold brand colours and custom murals, Jensen Projects delivered a personalised, funky aesthetic that aligns perfectly with the Mosh & Moshy’s youthful culture.

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Designed to be experienced as much as admired, this ensuite at Tinto celebrates the beauty of considered detailing. Within a steam shower, the curved shower seat, wrapped in subtle green tumbled mosaics, lends warmth, texture and a tactile quality that enriches the calm, restorative atmosphere of the space.⁠
•Project• Tinto – Watsons Bay⁠
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In construction with Jensen Projects⁠
Photography by Joanne Ly

Meet the Team // Say Hi to AJ

With a background in civil engineering and hands-on site experience, AJ moved to Australia two years ago and embraced the grass roots approach to creating a life for himself. Starting as a contract labourer, AJ has progressed both personally and professionally within Jensen Projects.
AJ believes every challenge comes with an opportunity and approaches life with a positive mindset and a willingness to keep learning. Outside of work, AJ values faith and community, and you will often find him spending time with his church family.

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A sloping red zinc roof maintains the illusion of single-storey domesticity while accommodating expanded upper-level accommodation. The architectural language celebrates secession: original white weatherboard and metal roof meet oiled blackbutt cladding and zinc, old and new in fluid conversation⁠
•Project• Tinto, Watsons Bay⁠
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Finished Project // Barangaroo Luxury Apartment

We loved seeing our detailed 3D modelling and design development come to life through the craftsmanship of our exceptionally skilled trade team.

Finished Project // Turramurra Orthodontics

With a clear vision for moodier tones and rich textures, Dr Amy Lee collaborated closely with the Jensen design team to create an orthodontic practice that feels both inviting and refined. The result is a beautifully considered practice that reflects Amy’s warmth and empathy — qualities that underpin her reputation for exceptional patient care.