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A modern interpretation of the farmhouse, the home is immersed in yet also sheltered from the landscape.

Coopworth by FMD Architects

A new farmhouse on a sheep farm on Tasmania’s Bruny Island is at once humble and refined, offering a contemporary response to life in a rural landscape.

Residential
A play in floor levels maximizes ceiling height and separates old from new.

Small but generous: Arthur Circus

A spatial tardis, this surprising and generous addition enlivens an original Georgian cottage in a tightly controlled Hobart heritage precinct.

Residential
The house balances openness and enclosure, framing views of ridgelines and kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

Sense of craft: Cascade House

On an internal block in suburban Hobart, architect Ryan Strating’s own family home is at once solid and subtle, cosy and robust, revealing the owner’s love for the making process.

Residential
The house appears as an elemental built form among dense forest and undergrowth.

Killora Bay by Lara Maeseele in association with Tanner Architects

On Tasmania’s North Bruny, in an area populated by white gums and stands of grass trees, this holiday home for a young family serves as an elegant living platform that offers many ways to enjoy its bush setting.

Residential
The bridge’s aerofoil edge references wartime forms, subtly speaking to the memory of military ships and planes.

Differing perspectives: Bridge of Remembrance

On a highly contested site, valued as both a place of memorial and a green space available for the people, DCM has worked with local partners and government to create a symbolic and functional structure that changes with viewpoint, inviting a variety of interpretations.

Landscape / urban