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Terroir revamps 1960s Tasmanian office "using no new resources at all"

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Architecture studio Terroir has turned an abandoned 1960s office into its own workspace in Hobart, Australia , reusing the existing structure and timber framework. Terroir is a collective of architects and urbanists operating between Australia and Denmark. The photography is by Brett Boardman.

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A Soaring Timber Extension Revs Up a Quiet Suburban Home in Australia

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Project Details: Location: Northcote, Victoria, Australia Architect: Ben Callery Architects Builder: Keenan Built Structural Engineer: Richard Rees From the Architect: "Raw and honest locally sourced materials are used throughout.

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Coopworth House, South Bruny Tasmania

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Coopworth Farmhouse, South Bruny Real Estate, Tasmania Home, Australian Building, Tasmanian Architecture Images. Location: South Bruny, Tasmania, Australia. Coopworth House in South Bruny, Tasmania – Building Information. Location: South Bruny , Tasmania, Australia. Tasmanian Architecture. 24 Jan 2022.

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A Corrugated Steel Shell Gives Way to Warm Timber Interiors at This Cabin Retreat in Tasmania

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Familiar materials of corrugated iron and hardwood timber are the basis for this robust, high performing building that is low in embodied energy. Tasmanian oak is used for the joinery and custom handcrafted furniture, while marine ply-board lines the walls and ceilings.

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Daniel Boddam converts Sydney warehouse into calm and plant-filled office

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Local firm Daniel Boddam Studio has transformed a warehouse in Australia into a workplace for landscape design practice Wyer & Co, bringing nature into the space by using greenery and natural materials. "I A sandblasted limestone floor was extended from the building's exterior to the interior to connect the spaces.

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Wulanda Recreation and Convention Centre, Mount Gambier

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Warm, tactile qualities of limestone and timber are featured and pay homage to the surrounding locality and the Australian timber industry through the use of Tasmanian Oak, Sculptform wall panelling, and Spotted Gum. The existing 50m outdoor pool was retained and updated.

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10 Cabins, Campers, and Trailers We Dreamed of Escaping to in 2021

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Robe + Signet This Compact Tasmanian Cabin Is a Testing Ground for Sustainable Design Architect Jiri Lev’s home is a prototype for forward-looking architecture that could make a positive societal impact in Australia. The living spaces and back bedroom feature Kahrs’s Oak Johan wood flooring.