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LIMINAL SPACES | wins Best Design Theatre Award

Posted 2 March 2015

We are thrilled to have won Best Professional Design at the first Tasmanian Theatre Awards which were held on Saturday night.

It was a fabulous evening celebrating the exceptional talent that significantly contributes to our cultural community.

Congratulations to the Theatre Council of Tasmania for getting this inaugural event recognising excellence in theatre, up and running and congratulations to all the nominees and winners!

More on our Born From Animals design can be found here.

LIMINAL STUDIO | designs trophy for Theatre Awards

Posted 27 February 2015

We’re excited to see the final result for the trophy we designed for the inaugural Tasmanian Theatre Awards which will be presented to the winners this Saturday.

Keeping in line with the theatrical theme, the trophy draws on spatial elements used to create theatrical space.

LIMINAL SPACES | Nominated for Best Design for Theatre Awards

Posted 2 February 2015

There’s a bit of excitement building here at Liminal, with the recent announcement of our design for the Tasmanian Theatre Company’s ‘Born From Animals’ nominated for Best Design for the inaugural Tasmanian Theatre Awards – The Errols!

Find the full list of nominees here.

LIMINAL STUDIO | Shortlisted for national design competition

Posted 27 January 2015

Liminal Studio is one of five shortlisted for the Immigration Place design competition in Canberra.

Immigration Place will be a significant commemorative place for all Australians to celebrate our immigrant heritage.

LIMINAL SPACES | Huon Aquaculture store official opening

Posted 21 January 2015

Like ducks on the water, we may seem calm, but we’ve been working flat out to develop the new store for Huon Aquaculture built by Cordwell Lane at the recently opened Brooke Street Pier.

Come and try Huon’s seriously good salmon and check out their bespoke fitout and interpretative elements… smell the aromas of the smoking chips and whisky, learn about the tools of the trade, take home recipes, and of course salmon!

LIMINAL STUDIO | Elvio Brianese Italian Honorary Consul Tasmania

Posted 11 December 2014

We are pleased to announce Elvio Brianese has been appointed by the Italian Government as Honorary Consul in Tasmania. This is an exciting role for Elvio, who will work to develop initiatives to help strengthen relations between Italy and Tasmania as well as opportunities for cultural and creative exchange.

LIMINAL SPACES | connecting world class expertise with local creative talent

Posted 30 October 2014

We continue to invest in our interdisciplinary creative community and this time, together with the Salamanca Arts Centre, HyPe and Silver Lining Projects, we are giving Tasmania’s creative talent access to one of the world's leading dance companies from New York. Dancer and choreographer Tara Lorenzen of the Trisha Brown Dance Company will be in Hobart next week to take a 3 day workshop for our talented performing artists exploring the creative process.

LIMINAL STUDIO | Tracey Allen is a finalist in the Telstra Business Women's Award

Posted 26 September 2014

The Tasmanian Telstra Business Women's Award finalist were announced today. We are very pleased to say our Tracey Allen is a finalist. The winners will be announced at a Gala Dinner on the 17th October. We are keeping our fingers crossed. If you would like to send a message of support for Tracey please do so by Tuesday 14 October here. These messages will be displayed on the screen at the Gala Dinners.

LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | Success at the Australian Timber Design Awards 2014

Posted 22 September 2014

Liminal Architecture was announced runner up in the national Timber Cladding category of the Australian Timber Design Awards 2014 at the awards ceremony on Thursday 18^th September.

The Australian Timber Design Awards are Australasia’s most recognised stamp of excellence in timber design.

LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | Wins top award at the ASI's Steel Awards

Posted 18 September 2014

Liminal Architecture received the Tasmanian Steel Excellence Award at the 2014 Australian Steel Institutes Steel Awards.

The Dominic College Savio Centre was recognised for its integral approach and interpretation of complex shapes as a simple buildable system.

The Steel Excellence Awards promote excellence in the Steel Industry and are held every two years at the Gala Dinner of the ASI’s Annual Steel Convention.