LIMINAL STUDIO | Buena suerte Belen!
Posted 29 March 2021
Longtime LIMINAL Belen has become a mum! We can't be happier for Belen and Jose and their beautiful baby girl. Congratulations mama and papa, we can't wait to meet baby Belen soon!
Longtime LIMINAL Belen has become a mum! We can't be happier for Belen and Jose and their beautiful baby girl. Congratulations mama and papa, we can't wait to meet baby Belen soon!
The Hedberg enjoys national coverage in the March-April 2021 edition of Architecture Australia!
Located in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, The Hedberg vision is to present a culturally significant performing and creative arts destination that fuels Tasmania’s cultural offering in a global and contemporary context.
In 2013 LIMINAL Architecture with WOHA was awarded the project to deliver this culturally significant building.
We’re thrilled to announce that LIMINAL Studio Co-director Peta Heffernan will join the jury for the 2021 Designers Australia Awards!
For Peta, being a jury member is an opportunity to shine a light on Australia’s broad design community to celebrate ethical, innovative, impactful design – highlighting and honouring work defined by quality.
LIMINAL Architecture's collaboration with Snøhetta and Rush Wright Associates, the Cascades Female Factory History and Interpretation Centre is featured in the Jan/Feb 2021 edition of Architecture Australia on unbuilt architecture.
Authored by LIMINAL's co-founding director Peta Heffernan, the piece describes the process and power of creative exchange and collaboration.
Opening on 19 February at Handmark Gallery is Linda van Niekerk’s exhibition 'Walking Tall'.
We love encouraging future generations of creatives and designers. This month we welcomed Jacob Downham from Jordan River Learning Federation to the Studio.
As part of our ongoing commitment to learning and collaboration, we host monthly Creative Conversation sessions where invited guests wow us with their creative genius.
Learning from others expands our practice, builds currency and generates new ideas on approaches to design and ideation. Plus it's a good excuse to eat cheese, be in good company and share a glass or two.
We made it through to the other side of 2020 (just!) and are feeling rejuvenated and ready for 2021.
Here's to the end of the end of a challenging year for many, a great 2021 and a creative-led recovery.
LIMINAL Architecture’s latest collaborative project with Dominic College, the Kinder to Year 2 Precinct, acknowledges children's play and exploration as fundamental to cognitive development.
Our approach to bathroom design is the focus of the Freycinet Coastal Pavilions article in the latest New Zealand Trends magazine.