Tucked away in a clearing surrounded by 99 acres of forest, this off-grid tiny cabin is an escape from the high stress of our client’s busy work life. Born in Taiwan, she spent her childhood in traditional Japanese houses (built during occupation).
Captain Kelly’s Cottage involves the painstakingly considered restoration of the original weatherboard cottage on a remote bay of Bruny Island, Tasmania. Captain Kelly built the cottage in the 1830’s. The original cottage consisted of two structures: bedrooms and kitchen, surrounded by a wide verandah.
Project: Horse Shoe House Architects: Preston Lane Architects Location: Hobart, Tasmania Photography: Derek Swalwell Horse Shoe House is a single family house designed by Preston Lane Architects, an award winning architectural practice founded by Daniel Lane and Nathanael Preston. Set in an established suburb on the outskirts of Hobart, the site takes in expansive views
Shearers Quarters House, designed by John Wardle Architects, is a captivating companion building situated on Bruny Island, Tasmania. This charming residence stands alongside an existing historic cottage on a working sheep farm, serving as a modern tribute to the region’s agricultural heritage.
The recently completed project by Cumulus Studio, Devil’s Corner Cellar Door and Lookout are beautifully situated on the Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, with views of the Hazards overlooking Great Oyster Bay.
Tasman Lifestyle Home, meticulously designed by Stephenson Bell Architects, marks the first stage of a permaculture-inspired residence set within the picturesque Ruby Bay in Tasman.
Project: Premaydena House Architect: Misho Vasiljevich, Misho + Associates Interior Designer: Misho Vasiljevich, Misho + Associates Builder: Brett Perry Structural Engineers: Matthew Webster – Aldanmark Environmental Consultant: Dr. John Paul Cummings – Geo-Environmental Solutions Building Surveyor: David Morey – Pitt & Sherry Photographer: Peter Whyte Misho + Associates Architects have designed Premaydena House, a family
Pumphouse Point is a new eco-lodge in remote Central Tasmania. Situated on Lake St Clair, the boutique accommodation offers it’s guests a truly immersive wilderness experience. Designed by architects Cumulus Studio, it’s a great example of progressive Tasmanian architecture.
