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A harbourfront house by Maria Gigney Architects in Battery Point, Hobart.
Dock4’s pair of small, low-cost houses in Tasmanian bush settings embody the pleasures of experimenting with volume manipulation.
A small house extension by BLOXAS injects architectural delight into a standard brick home.
Architect Richard Lee takes a tangled Hobart cottage and weaves it anew back into the fabric of its historic neighbourhood.
A degraded caravan park near Tasmania’s stunning Freycinet Peninsula is rehabilitated by Inspiring Place in support of an ecolodge.
On Tasmania’s Bruny Island, Shearers Quarters by John Wardle Architects makes a transformational link from past to future.
Between forest and sea on the edge of the Tasman National Park, two pavilions fit snugly into the steep landscape.
This humble Hobart masterpiece by J. H. Esmond Dorney deftly marks the landscape.
A hall for a Tasmanian Steiner school by Morrison and Breytenbach uses restrained effort to maximum effect.
A furniture workshop at the University of Tasmania by Six Degrees and SBE in association.
This restoration of a Georgian residence is an exceptional model of sensitive architectural intervention.
A series of sculptures along Tasmania’s Battery Point waterfront explores the treasured and varied past of the area.
Oculus explores how Franklin Wharf is, and could be, simultaneously occupied by members of the public and local dock workers.
This holiday house sets up a relationship with the landscape that is predominantly about pleasant separation.
Three different writers explore the labyrinthine, landmark project by Fender Katsalidis in Hobart.
This house on Hobart’s Mount Wellington by Room11 proves that “austere” and “playful” aren’t always mutually exclusive.
This Tasmanian garage converted to a wine and food bar has a rough, stripped-back shell furnished with honest material.
Architects and designers are creating fresh school environments to support a new era in education delivery.
On a picturesque site on Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula, Circa Architecture fashions iconic forms into spaces for rest and retreat.