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The Tasmanian Heritage Council determined on April 17 to permanently include the goods shed on the state heritage register, therefore ensuring its protection from demolition.
Industry News | Adair Winder | 18 Apr 2024

Hobart’s proposed Mac Point Stadium faces precarious future following heritage listing of goods shed

Hobart’s Macquarie Point Stadium proposal faces an uncertain future, following the Tasmanian Heritage Council’s decision to permanently include the Hobart Railway Goods Shed, situated at the stadium’s intended location, on the state heritage register.

A development application for a 12-storey building in Hobart's CBD has been lodged with Hobart City Council.

12-storey office building proposed for Hobart

A development application for a 12-storey building in Hobart’s CBD has been lodged with Hobart City Council.

The Escarpment development in Hobart by Fieldwork with Core Collective and Inspiring Place.

Fieldwork, Core Collective design mixed-use precinct on Hobart’s waterfront

The Tasmanian government has unveiled the first designs for a $100 million development at Macquarie Point, which will include three buildings.

Hobart Youth Foyer by Liminal Architecture.

Liminal Architecture’s Hobart youth housing gets underway

A Hobart housing complex for vulnerable youth designed by Liminal Architecture is moving forward with the Tasmanian government calling for construction tenders.

A new park at the centre of the West End precinct.

University of Tasmania unveils framework for Hobart campus transformation

The University of Tasmania will consolidate its Hobart campus in the heart of the city over the next decade.

Goulburn Street Housing by Cumulus Studio.

Cumulus Studio designs ‘cluster’ of social housing units

Cumulus Studio has completed a 25-unit social housing development on Goulburn Street in inner-city Hobart.

Masterplan for Wilkinsons Point precinct by Fender Katsalidis and Oculus.

Works imminent for Hobart’s riverside sporting precinct

Fender Katsalidis and Oculus to transform an ex-industrial site on the Derwent River into a sports and recreation centre.

Bozen’s Cottage by Taylor and Hinds Architects.

Open House Hobart returns

Open House Hobart will return for the weekend of 14 November with perennial favourites and a livestreamed speaker series.

In 2014, the small Austrian village of Krumbach invited seven international architects to design bus stops for the town, including Bränden stop by Sou Fujimoto.

Hobart council calls for ‘playful’ bus shelter designs

The City of Hobart has launched a competition to design innovative bus shelters for the city.

Fresh from a trip to Tulum, on the coast of Mexico, Jean-Pierre Biasol felt that the relaxed and charming interiors he had experienced on his holiday could be inspiration for this eatery.
Projects | Judith Abell | 23 Jun 2020

Memories of Mexico: Sisterhood

In Hobart’s Sandy Bay, Melbourne design studio Biasol has created a relaxed and charming interior for a wide range of diners.

Partners Hill director Timothy Hill.

Partners Hill tapped to create pavilion and masterplan for Hobart Showground

Partners Hill has been appointed to create a concept masterplan for the 12-hectare Hobart Showground, which will include a new multi-functional pavilion.

Masterplan drawings for Wilkinsons Point prepared by Oculus.

Fender Katsalidis, Oculus propose riverside sporting precinct for Hobart

A hotel, shops, restaurants and sporting facilities would come to a lot beside the River Derwent, under a proposal designed by Fender Katsalidis in collaboration with Oculus.

Domain Community Hub by Field Labs.

Editor’s picks: Open House Hobart 2019

ArchitectureAU selects some of the architectural highlights of the seventh Open House Hobart program.

Hobart CBD by Aaroncrick, licensed under CC BY 3.0
Discussion | Helen Norrie | 19 Jun 2019

Regional case studies: community engagement in Hobart

In the third in a series of essays on architecture in Regional Australia, Helen Norrie turns her eye to Hobart, one of Australia’s most rapidly changing regional cities.

Central tunnel in the Siloam expansion at Mona by Nonda Katsalidis and Falk Peuser of Fender Katsalidis.

Fender Katsalidis completes subterranean ‘tunnel to nowhere’ at MONA

Fender Katsalidis has completed a subterranean expansion of the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart.

In the Hanging Gardens by Fender Katsalidis.

Fender Katsalidis continues string of MONA projects with adaptive re-use of historic Hobart theatre

Preliminary designs by Fender Katsalidis have been revealed for the redevelopment of a part of central Hobart that includes the historic Odeon Theatre as a new “cultural precinct.”

Hobart Airport

Woods Bagot appointed to design upgrade to Hobart Airport

Woods Bagot has been appointed to design the expansion of Hobart’s airport, which will double the terminal’s footprint and allow for direct international connections.

The group tour John Wardle's Captain Kelly’s Cottage and Shearer’s Quarters projects on Bruny Island.
Discussion | Ted Quinton | 9 Apr 2019

A sublime sojourn: The Architecture Symposium, Hobart

Ted Quinton reviews the inaugural Architecture Symposium, Hobart, a “weekend of learning in the Tasmanian landscape” that included a day filled with international and local speakers and a tour of John Wardle’s projects on Bruny Island.

The Commons Hobart by Core Collective Core Collective Architects.
Industry News | Patrick Hunn | 4 Oct 2017

‘Simplicity and sustainability’: The Commons housing development heads to Hobart

A sequel to The Commons in Melbourne is planned for central Hobart, in what is thought to be Australia’s first carbon-positive multi-residential project.

Aerial view of a proposed hotel in central Hobart, by Xsquared Architects.
Industry News | Patrick Hunn | 30 Aug 2017

Major revamp of Tasmanian planning edges closer to approval

A draft version of a bill that would allow the Tasmanian government to make planning decisions regarding major projects has been released.

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