ARCHITECTS WORDS: Nestled in the rural surrounds of Bruny Island, Tasmania, Coopworth is a contemporary interpretation of a country farmhouse. The house converses with the ever-changing landscape that includes...
This curving sculptural extension for a growing family sits in contrast to its original cottage, sweeping up the site, creating a sunny courtyard as it does. Light, with expansive...
A historic building converted to a dental surgery required compliance with heritage as well as medical, building, signage and traffic regulations. Interiors provide client comfort and professional convenience. Walls...
This riverside house is compact and warm. With thermal mass elements, a northern orientation and ‘super insulated’ skin, it exemplifies environmentally sustainable architecture. Structural blockwork is exposed internally. All...
https://www.in2construction.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/In2-9-191HarringtonSt-V2.mp4 Year Built: 2023Designer: Greg NataleEngineer: Saltmarsh & Escobar Consulting EngineersProject Manager: Peter VentieriProject Foreman: Jack NossiterPhotographer: Next Creative
Three sleek works of art perch on Hobart’s rugged heights to overlook the city. The houses, with heating units, garages and utility rooms, tucked under the living areas, are...
This Safe & Challenging Playground aimed to provide an outdoor play space in which young children are able to take risks and be challenged physically and cognitively, all within...
Spring Beach Eco Shack was designed for economy. Its two pavilions face north-east, capturing coastal views and making the passive solar design fully effective. In2Construction worked with the architect/developer...
Now standing among mature trees, this house was built in 1928. Decades later it needed enlarging and upgrading, but not restyling. Preserving its integrity, an extension was added to...
Our clients in Sandy Bay wanted to remodel their 1970s two-story bungalow while honouring its original charm. Collaborating with Melbourne-based Flack Studio, the design beautifully blends retro elements with...
The charming period exterior was preserved while the interior was modernised and opened out for light and convenience. The new kitchen is the heart of the ground floor. Insulation,...
This house’s facilities were tired. The kitchen and dining area, laundry and pergola were demolished. The hall now leads to a new office and a new rear extension: a...
Designed to capture light, views and sun, the renovation to this 1950s house has expanded the river views with large curved windows. The added concrete floor and solid block...
This comfortable family home is a great example of how to maximise a small block. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study, a sunroom and an expansive living area...
This 1930s family home received a makeover to become a highly desirable professionals’ residence. The original building was preserved, with later additions being either remodelled or demolished. New extensions...
The living wing of this house turns 45 degrees from the sleeping wing: two generous bedrooms, the laundry and WC. The bathroom occupies the intersection of the wings. Tasmanian...
Strong forms and sheened grey timber external cladding made from recycled scrap Tasmanian Oak fence palings, create the distinctive character of this unique and personal design. Golden “Tas Oak”...
Traditional building and 21st century technology; hand-crafted exposed timber and energy-conserving modern materials combined for style and comfort. Laminated oak rafters form the self-supporting roof. Wall frames are lined...
Year Built: 2019Architect: JSA ArchitectsEngineer: JSA Consulting EngineersBuilding Surveyor: Lee Tyers Building SurveyorsProject Manager: Mark SingletonProject Foreman: Stephen MarshallPhotographer: Eyefood
Year Built: 2022Designer: DW+A DesignEngineer: JSA Consulting EngineersBuilding Surveyor: Pitt & SherryProject Manager: Mark SingletonProject Foreman: Mark ThiessenPhotographer: Eyefood
This project involves alterations to an existing 1800s terrace house in Hobart. The plan has been reconfigured to enlarge a compact footprint with the introduction of a private, weather-buffered...
The scope of the project involved the conversion of an existing sitting room, laundry, powder room and workshop into a Zen meditation space, expanded sitting area and new bathroom/laundry....
Refurbishing an old apple pickers hut became an exploration of history and a model of cooperation between the client, the architect and the builder; although fully detailed, the project...
ARCHITECTS WORDS: Nestled in the rural surrounds of Bruny Island, Tasmania, Coopworth is a contemporary interpretation of a country farmhouse. The house converses with the ever-changing landscape that includes...
The top module clad in Tas Oak shiplap boards cantilevers at right angles over the lower which has been built using precast concrete panels in a broom finish. Upstairs...