LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | Sunday Tasmanian
Posted 22 July 2026
The Cosgrove High School Revitalisation featured in the Sunday Tasmanian.
Every now and then a project reminds us that architecture is less about creating buildings and more about creating the conditions for people to thrive.
Buildings don’t change schools. People do. But good buildings can certainly help.
It’s rewarding to see the Cosgrove High School Revitalisation featured in last weekend's Sunday Tasmanian, written by Sue Bailey. The project is the product of many minds and many hands, and would not be possible without the tireless collaborative contributions of the Department for Education, Children and Young People, the Cosgrove High School leadership team, students, staff and the wider school community, our consultant team, contractors, makers, suppliers, and everyone who shared the ambition, patience and persistence to bring it to life.
Even more rewarding is seeing students make the spaces their own.
More on the project can be found via the link: Cosgrove High School Revitalisation
Our collaborators include:
The Department for Education, Children and Young People
The Cosgrove School Community
Vos Construction & Joinery
Education Specialist Julia Atkin
Documentation Collaborators Taut Architecture
Landscape Architects Inspiring Place
Country Storyteller AJ King
Cultural Advisor Leroy Hart
Planning Era Advisory
Universal Accessibility Consultant Equality Building
Lee Tyers Building Surveyors
Quantity Surveyors WT Partnership
Services Engineers Cova
Aldanmark Engineers
Sustainability Consultant Introba
Acoustic Design AEN Advisory and Design Services
Safyre Consulting Fire Safety Engineering
Safety Design Aware365
Graphic Designer Envelope Group
