Bannerman House / Bijl Architecture
This former coach-house located in Bendigo, Victoria explores heritage and adaptive design from a new perspective. The Bannerman house needed to exude delight, charm, compactness and comfort.
Adam Gibson Photography
About Adam Gibson
A practitioner of honesty; in photography and life. Adam Gibson combines careful composition with light-footed spontaneity to uncover the human truth. With an eye for dramatic tension, his work reflects a life spent roaming within and beyond the wild Tasmanian landscape, responding to diverse creative briefs. He instinctively turns the abstract into the iconic. Making rare moments accessible to a new audience.
Drawn to photography as a teenager, technical proficiency and an understanding of image-making were honed by a decade of design and creative direction. This period also marked the beginning of a diverse creative network that continues to evolve and bring scalability to Adam’s work to this day.
Architecture, people and landscape are the heroes. But the best story is always yet to be told.
LOCATION:Â Tasmania, Australia
LEARN MORE: adamgibson.com.au
The Boat House / Maguire + Devine Architects
Project: The Boat House Architects: Maguire + Devine Architects Lead Architects: Dan Devine Structural Engineering: Integral Consulting Engineers Sustainability Consultants: RED Sustainability Builder: Langford Projects Location: Lindisfarne, Australia Area: 60 m2 Year: 2021 Photo credits: Adam Gibson Designed for a writer and her Husband, the boathouse sits perched on the banks of the River Derwent
Pirie Street Extension by Preston Lane Architects
Pirie Street Extension reclines back onto a hill in New Town and gazes at the mountain, providing an outward focus to what was an internalised but charming 1910 cottage.Â
View House, Tasmania by Archier
This project was also a personal one for Archier as Chris, one of our directors is the clients’ son, which meant family gatherings focused around talk of the house and its construction.
Farm Hill House, Tasmania by Preston Lane Architects
The Farm Hill house steps down the steep slope, gradually transitioning the users from the street down to a central entry. Once inside, the noise from the adjacent properties are concealed. Barrier walls flank the side boundaries of the home providing privacy, as the occupants focus is drawn towards the expansive views of the city and River Derwent below.
Mays Point Coastal Retreat by Tanner Architects
A coastal retreat for family and guests. A durable, tectonic structure enables subdued spaces that bring focus to the expansive seascape location.
Dolphin Sands Studio by Matt Williams Architects
The Dolphin Sands Studio, while located close to the road to minimise incursion into the site, is accessed via a path that works with the existing contours, closely wrapping a dune, to create separation and privacy.
Killora Bay House by Tanner Architects, Bruny Island, Tasmania
Overlooking the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, Killora Bay House is a seasonal holiday home designed for a young family and friends. The house siting and form is heavily conditioned by its delicate environmental setting.