These sculptural panels have been a labour of love that Liminal has been working on along with our collaborative partners, graphic designer, Holly Webber and fabricators Red Arrow for the past nine months.
It’s fair to say, we have all been impacted by COVID-19 in some way and the effects of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continue to evolve and change.
In response, Liminal Studio wishes to provide our valued clients, colleagues and community with the following information in relation to the ongoing provision of our professional services.
The Freycinet Coastal Pavilions featured in Virgin's February 2020 in flight magazine. Our open-air baths steal the show as the ultimate way to soothe tired muscles after a day spent immersed in the beautiful wilderness of the Freycinet National Park.
Thank you to Tamsin and Tom from Green Magazine for stopping by the Studio on their visit to Tasmania last year. Liminal Architecture's Coastal Pavilions are featured in edition 71 of Green Magazine in a celebration of Tasmania's cultural, culinary and design bounty.
Calm Down. Recreational Architecture is a Deutscher Architektur Verlag publication, issued in 2019.
Our Coastal Pavilions are one of 30 projects featured, all with a focus on rejuvenation, contemplation and natural surrounds.
muylatina (coming together) has won the Bronze Award in the Home Interior Products/Interior Furniture category of the 2019 European Product Design Awards.
The Awards celebrate talented international designers and design teams who aim to improve our daily lives with a practical and beautiful creation.
The Australian Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) have recognised our collaboration with Dancenorth and awarded Dust the top prize in the Event Design category.
Artichoke features and celebrates Liminal Objects and The Magic Box as Winner - Best Installation Design in the Eat Drink Design Awards.
Our imaginative approach to celebrating Tasmanian whisky, The Magic Box has won the Best Installation Design category of the 2019 Eat Drink Design Awards.
The jury were impressed with the extremely thoughtful attention to detail that went into the project, as well as its sense of place and clever portability that allows it to be experienced anywhere.
Global plaudits for Liminal Architecture’s imaginative design for the Coastal Pavilions at Freycinet Lodge in Tasmania continue to gather.
After being announced as a double award winner for the project earlier this year, for the 2018 Architecture MasterPrize (AMP), formal recognition occurred on Tuesday 14 October 2019 at the winners reception hosted at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.
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