Historical buildings

The precinct is set to become a new cultural landmark for Sydney, envisaged as an arts ecosystem where co-located creatives can generate a powerful synergy.

The Hedberg presents an unprecedented ambition for a significant performing and creative arts destination in Hobart.

The redevelopment of ‘Her Maj’ features a reintegration of lost architectural elements, heritage facade preservation, and a gorgeous new timber interior.

The Warehouse is an adaptive reuse of a heritage fronted industrial warehouse, proving salvaged materials can create exceptional results.

JNIJI combines the adaptive reuse of two heritage listed warehouses with a new addition to form a sophisticated new space for ideas.

Arthurs Circus is an exceptional architectural effort in restraint, working within a highly cherished heritage precinct in the heart of Battery Point, Hobart

A modern example of a traditional timber shed provides a relaxing new environment for a retired Norwegian couple.

The World Heritage listed Shorehouse at Pumphouse Point, Tasmania, has undergone a modern expansion of its communal spaces.

Celebrating the distinct character of the original building's 150-year history, this refurbishment becomes an allegory of the beauty of timber and its fundamental strength as a building material. Newly introduced elements are designed to enhance the historical understanding of the building while highlighting the charm of the retained original elements.

A former equine training ground on the Mornington Peninsula has been transformed into a coastal brewery and culinary hotspot.

biotope architecture.interiors have renovated an 1840’s stone building in Hobart, to create modern visitor accomodation.

The Latrobe Regional Gallery project is a major refurbishment and restructuring of a historic building in Morwell, Victoria.