Tasmania
News
Phrontisterion: The labyrinthine new library of Mona
Occupying the space beneath the mammoth artwork Elektra by Anselm Kiefer, Phrontisterion is the new library within the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Hobart.
People
Who is Up To Something?
Spreading its young but mighty wings across Victoria and Tasmania, emerging practice Up To Something blends landscape, art and craft into thoughtful design.
People
“Made with care and intention”: Stuart Williams in profile
In Tasmania, Stuart Williams crafts his work with care and creates objects of desire with sustainability at their heart.
News
A celebration of Tasmanian design
Tasmania Makes 25 brings together 16 Tasmanian designers in a double exhibition of material mastery, sustainability and local creativity.
Project
Wardle has conceived a facility for the University of Tasmania
Rivers Edge provides not only a place to educate but something more – a connection to the people and the land.
News
Architecture in all its shapes and forms
Tasmania’s most popular architecture and design event, Open House Hobart, kicked of this past Sunday with fabulous crowds and some spectacular architecture.
Events
Welcome back to the INDE.Awards jury, Peta Heffernan
Peta Heffernan joins the INDE.Awards jury once again in 2024. As co-founding Director of LIMINAL Studio, she brings experience and expertise right across architecture and design.
Ideas
A Tasmanian talent – Natasha Mulhall, photographer
As part of our series running alongside the INDE.Awards, The Photographers, we profile Natasha Mulhall.
Ideas
Questions of design with novelist Amanda Lohrey
Award-winning novelist Amanda Lohrey’s latest novel, The Conversion, is deeply concerned with issues of home renovations, architectural theory and the psychology of dwelling.
Project
Mouthwatering design: Cumulus’ immersive whisky distillery in Tasmania
In the town of Oatlands, Cumulus has delivered Callington Mill Distillery. It’s a new venue that manages to be visually striking and functionally adept at the same time as engaging sensitively with the important local heritage.
People
Cumulus gives us a masterclass in Tasmania architecture
Directors of Cumulus Studio, Todd Henderson and Peter Walker, are always looking for the bigger picture in their work. Jan Henderson gives us a comprehensive insight into this Tasmanian-born studio.
Project
Mixed-use design enhances learning at The Hedberg
Designed by LIMINAL Architecture with WOHA, The Hedberg in Tasmania sets the scene for a new way to educate. Welcome to the winner of The Learning Space, INDE.Awards 2022.
Project
Subtly sophisticated: This cellar door perfectly summarises its wine
Reflecting the subtle sophistication of family run winery Stoney Rise, Cumulus delivered a refined and welcoming cellar door for these vintners.
Project
This Tassie office is softened and warmed with local oak
Cumulus develops a sustainable office with a small footprint in Hobart for an environmentally focussed client.
Articles
Tasmanian Timber – the most beautiful timber in the world
Renowned Australian designer-maker Jon Goulder talks about the beauty, and functionality, of Tasmanian Timber.
Project
Can Design be a Mechanism That Helps our Indigenous Culture to Flourish?
A standing camp in northeast Tasmania, designed by Taylor & Hinds Architects, is not only based on the cultural stories and aboriginal history of the area, but is a place for these stories and history to be told.