PROJECTS

A Hobart masterpiece by J. H. Esmond Dorney.

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.

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.

A historic stone barn has been sensitively brought back to life by Maria Gigney Architects.

Two modest homes, linked by a communal space for eating, playing and sharing, flirt with new ideas of public and private space.