The iconic Queens Walk social housing complex in northern Hobart will soon be reimagined and expanded by local practice Cumulus Studio to encompass two new structures.
Featuring wineries from around Australia and New Zealand including Delatite Cellar Door by Lucy Clemenger Architects through to Ata Rangi Tasting Room by Makers of Architecture.
Riverstone Residence sees Cumulus Studio draw inspiration from the surrounding natural context to produce a form connected to the environment.
Stoney Rise Cellar Door by Cumulus Studio in the heart of Tasmania’s Tamar Valley presents a wine-focused experience inspired by place.
Stoney Rise Wine sees Culumus Studios take reference from the rural surrounds in framing and transitioning the shelter space as an expression of place and purpose.
Reinvigorating an important 1839 homestead in Launceston, Symmons Plains sees an homage to the past combine with a contemporary refinement.
Midway Point House combines a play on scale with clever and strategic planning. Operating from a considered approach to site, Cumulus Studio proposes a home of appropriate program and reclusiveness.
Peeking above the sand dunes and native vegetation, Shearwater House sits surrounded by enviable beaches adjacent the Narawntapu National Park.
Pumphouse Point by Cumulus Studio - an adaptive reuse project encapsulating rugged simplicity and unrefined comfort.