The 15-30 house has recently been entered in the 2013 HIA ‘New Kitchen’ Awards.
Photos courtesy of the talented Nicole Headlam Darcey.
Further to the news release regarding the North Bank Master Plan, we thought we would post a couple of images produced by our partners Oculus (Melbourne / Sydney based Landscape Architects). Our two studios have been working closely together with the Launceston Council to imagine the potential future of city’s river edge.
The master plan is in draft currently and going through a consultation process with the council.
Beautiful weather this morning at Bell Buoy Beach, where another of our projects is nearing completion
Check out latest project in collaboration with Oculus Landscape Architects on the front page of The Examiner Newspaper, Launceston
Our studio (from left Todd Henderson, Guy Edwards & Elizabeth Walsh) site visit to our first house commission which has nearly finished construction. I know we are biased but must say it is looking fantastic… can’t wait to see it completed.
busy day today, collaborating with Silvester Fuller at Cumulus Studio… tomorrow Oculus.
Residence nearing completion. Clients very happy. One of the best things about being an architect is getting to know clients and the friendships that are formed with them.
Form models exploring a twisting of rural typologies
To complement the exhibition “A Contested Landscape” at Domain House during the 10 Days on the Island Festival, we put together this series of images which speculates on other days, histories, spaces and lives that may have occurred in the building.
Some photos from a recent site visit to Ratho, a historic farmstead in the Central Highlands and home also for the oldest golf course in the southern hemisphere.
Cumulus is working with our client to convert this property into a premium tourism destination which will include upgrades to the existing homestead to utilise it as the golf clubhouse and restaurant, and adapting the ancillary buildings into accommodation.
(Source: cumulus-studio.net)
This image on Creative Innovation’s FaceBook site was too good not to repost. It describes the possibility of thinking outside ones normal boundaries… equally the circle labeled “Your Comfort Zone” could equally describe the “Extent of Your Experience”.
Something to think about?
Our Launceston office has recently relocated, we are now located at: