From its inception, Saffire was imagined as an iconic project to redefine tourism in Tasmania
From its inception, Saffire was imagined as an iconic project to redefine tourism in Tasmania
"skilfully weaves a response to heritage, urban condition and program into a formal and spatial delight." National Architecture Awards Jury Citation
"skilfully weaves a response to heritage, urban condition and program into a formal and spatial delight." National Architecture Awards Jury Citation
This small pavilion is a prototype suite for a proposed new resort at Port Arthur
The conversion of one of Tasmania’s finest Regency mansions into a boutique hotel
Regarded as a landmark in the development of sustainable architecture
Princes Wharf has been renewed to make a new public space for the people of Tasmania
Princes Wharf has been renewed to make a new public space for the people of Tasmania
Revitalisation of a derelict row of historic warehouses on Hobart's waterfront
Redevelopment of the Nant Flour Mill as a premium whisky distillery and private tasting lounge
A conversion of the heritage listed ‘Bulls Head’ hotel into two inner-city apartments
The first stage of a series of new renovations to St. Mary's Cathedral
A major addition to a colonial manor household in response to changing needs
The Brooke St Pier is a very innovative new structure, one that is both a building and a boat