Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "architecture"
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367Tas That WasTas That Was – Treasury Complex
Hobart’s Treasury complex is arguably Tasmania’s most important surviving government precinct.
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Allan Knight – A Biography
Allan Knight was a significant Tasmanian engineer who shaped a lot of the state’s built environment.
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Hobart and Southern Midlands Open House
Kempton Watch House & Council Chambers
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What Happens When Monoliths Reshape the World?
UTAS architecture students Luke Pendergast, Zachary Tregenza and Jacob Tripp
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Tas That Was – The Commandant’s House at Port Arthur
The Commandant’s House looks grand on the outside, but inside it’s ‘all over the place’.
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Plonk! A Look at the Macquarie Point Stadium
What is it about the proposed Macquarie Point stadium that makes it so divisive? We don’t hear much, if any, opposition to...
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Hall of Famer Tiger Crosswell Slams Stadium ‘Abomination’
Transcript of media conference with Brent ‘Tiger’ Crosswell, ex-VFL footballer; Kristie Johnston, MHA for Clark; and Peter George, independent candidate for Franklin,...
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Architecture Awards – Design for Land, People, Possibility
The John Lee Archer Triennial Prize Parliament Square Hobart – fjcstudio (formerly fjmtstudio)
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Bugger the Facts – Just Do It!
Fact: The TT-Line Company Pty Ltd, (trading as Spirit of Tasmania) is wholly owned by the Tasmanian Government. Fact: The Macquarie Point...
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New Renders Show More Accurately ‘School Yard Bully’ Stadium Design
Transcript of media conference with Roland Browne, spokesperson for community group Our Place, Hadleys Hotel, Hobart, 7 May 2025 Roland Browne My...
