PROJECTS

An old woodchip mill on Tasmania’s east coast, once an integral part of the state’s controversial logging industry, is now a post-industrial events and performance venue and the site of ongoing environmental regeneration.

Conceived as an “incubator,” the University of Tasmania’s new music school, designed by Liminal Architecture and Woha highlights the university’s important civic and cultural role.

With care for Country a critical aspect of its design, the krakani lumi standing camp is Taylor and Hinds Architects’ poetic and evocative interpretation of the traditional shelters built by Tasmania’s Aboriginal people.

Marking arrival at this post-industrial township on Tasmania’s east coast, the Triabunna Gatehouse by Gilby and Brewin Architecture is a “visual feast,” inscribed with complex narratives of a place in flux.

The simple form of a research building on Hobart’s waterfront belies a complex weft of history, site and program.

Room 11 completes its award-winning work at the Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park in Tasmania.

A hall for a Tasmanian Steiner school by Morrison and Breytenbach uses restrained effort to maximum effect.

Three different writers explore the labyrinthine, landmark project by Fender Katsalidis in Hobart.

Architects and designers are creating fresh school environments to support a new era in education delivery.

Tonkin Zulaikha Greer highlights Port Arthur Separate Prison’s tension between elegance of the architecture and its blunt purpose.