Coverage of the The Hedberg, Tasmania's ambitious creative and performing arts development, featured in DestinAsian. A unique partnership between the University of Tasmania and State and Federal Governments and Principal Architect, Liminal Architecture with WOHA.
The Hedberg is a creative and performing arts development set to ignite Tasmania's cultural future. A unique partnership between the University of Tasmania, State and Federal Government, the Hedberg will take the Theatre Royal and University of Tasmania boldly into the future.
Artichoke features and celebrates Liminal Objects and The Magic Box as Winner - Best Installation Design in the Eat Drink Design Awards.
Thank you to Lucy and the team for reaching out to us in November to feature our Coastal Pavilions on their lifestyle, design and architecture site, Hunting for George.
With a following of 1.5 million, we were thrilled to have the Coastal Pavilions listed as a feature piece.
Read the full Hunting for George article here.
Read more about the Coastal Pavilions here.
Liminal Spaces' scenography for Dust, a contemporary dance performance by acclaimed dance company Dancenorth, has been featured in the latest issue of Artichoke. The main element of the wall, seemingly simple at first, continuously evolves throughout the performance. It is transformed by the dancers and in turn restricts and liberates their movements.
Australia by Design host, James Durie, was convinced, as were the judges, in selecting the Freycinet Coastal Pavilions as a finalist in the television series' architectural award for the year. In a segment of the programme featuring the now-famed pavilions and Liminal's Peta Heffernan, identifying the 10 finalists, which included spectacular drone shots from on high, as well as magnified views of the fine details of the pavilions, the show's host vowed he'd return.
Cubes Magazine celebrates the 2019 INDE Awards, including the Freycinet Coastal Pavilions, shortlisted in The Building category.
The Coastal Pavilions at Freycinet Lodge have been featured in the special March issue of IW Magazine, celebrating the spirit of living spaces and contemporary, considered design.
Through conversation with our founding directors, Peta and Elvio, journalist Amanda Ducker provides a local reflection on our Studio's triumphs, creative endeavours, transdisciplinary collaborations while uncovering why we have our base here in Tasmania.
Glenorchy Health Centre has been published in the book The Material City as an example of a project that represents the ingenuity and creativity of the architecture industry in Australia.
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