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Core Collective Architects

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 411 588 603

Address: LongHouse, 6 Evans Street 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.corecollective.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Co-Development Opportunity in Central Hobart Are you interested in joining a group of like-minded people to create a new housing community? Core Collective Architects are partnering with buyers and private capital investors on a development of 12 townhouses and communal space in central Hobart, Tasmania.... Co-Operative developments are collectively financed and allow the individual home buyers to take part in the process, with an outcome that reflects your shared values. We are seeking interested people who want to invest in quality design, environmental sustainability and the creation of a new community. Contact Ryan Strating for more information or to discuss: [email protected] 0411 588 603 See more

20.01.2022 Free gardening workshop at the LongHouse in Feb! See event for details https://facebook.com/events/s/gardening-for-good-health/1326952394166338/?ti=icl

19.01.2022 A lovely reminder that good design is always evolving, entwining with place and people in meaningful ways...a stunning garden design by @catherineshields11 surrounds our Wrapped House at Coningham Tasmania built back in 2015. A visually delightful and inspiring book we are currently enjoying with a cuppa. @ Coningham, Tasmania, Australia

18.01.2022 We're thrilled to share SUSH in the Australian Institute of Architects awards program with @christopher__clinton SUSH is a sushi shop in the Bank Arcade, Hobart, created in close collaboration with the client, his staff, and a team of specialists and craftspeople. SUSH celebrates the ‘art’ of sushi, craftsmanship, imperfection, light and shadow, drawing from Japanese traditions. Its tiny 34m2 floor plan is counterbalanced with a generously open corner. SUSH features na...tural and durable materials selected to age and wear gracefully. This approach provides a counterpoint to the ‘short-termism’ of typical franchise outlets that often adopt ‘bright and shiny’, short-lived materials. The project’s success is due to a rigorous process of designing, prototyping and testing in continual consultation with the client and staff. The client’s investment in quality design and strategic thinking has proven to be a commercial success, with increased efficiency and lower operational costs. It is a place of curiosity and intrigue, and has been positively received by staff, customers and the local community. Photos by @adam.gibson.photo See more

18.01.2022 Join us this Friday evening for the launch of 'Tasmanian Time Traveller' by @ghostpatrol - the first event to be held in the #LongHouse at #MacPoint 6pm onwards at 6 Evans St Hobart All welcome. With thanks to @blackartprojects @nayriniara @mac_pt #meetyouatmacpoint #core_longhouse #macpoint #artstas @ Macquarie Point

17.01.2022 Posted @withrepost @adam.gibson.photo Always nice to get down to Mornington Peninsula. Thanks @core_collective for getting me back to the big smoke to photograph this rad coastal house in Dromana, and also awesome to see Tasmanian architects doing great projects interstate. More images to come soon.

16.01.2022 A floor plan that packs a lot of punch. #core_sush is just 34m2 and was thoughtfully planned for operational efficiency, ease of movement and customer delight. The tiny space blends with its surroundings via a generous open corner and various windows along the arcade. By Core Collective Architects with @christopher__clinton for @sushforsushi #architecture #commercialarchitecture #tasmanianarchitecture #floorplan #design #discovertasmania

15.01.2022 We are thrilled with the outcome of our collaboration with Unique Earth Tasmania @tasmanianrammedearth Innovative rammed earth walls that are robust, beautiful and thermally efficient. What’s in the mix?... 40% expanded (fired) Clinka clay 40% crushed recycled concrete (from local demolition contractors) 10% sand 10% cement Insulation is achieved without the need for a polystyrene core (typically used in rammed earth walls as the earth itself has fairly low thermal properties). The expanded clay aggregate is a natural insulator due to the little pockets of air it captures inside the wall. Natural materials and a bonus lovely aesthetic. Made by Unique Earth Tasmania. #rammedearth #prototype #architecture #earthconstruction #earthbuilding #tasmanianarchitecture #core_cygnethouse @ Cygnet, Tasmania See more

13.01.2022 Congratulations to Erica @erproud who today officially became an Architect after completing her registration exams with flying colours! We're so proud of ya, mate! As a key member of our team, Erica brings passion and attention to detail in everything she does. Erica is an avid city cyclist and tarmac treader, which gives her an on-the-ground perspective of the public realm. She’s forever curious about new ways that our built environment can be improved to further enh...ance daily life. Erica had a unique experience in 2015, working at the Universidad de Ibagué in Colombia developing educational projects in rural and disadvantaged areas. Her passion for people-orientated cities was further expanded during an internship at the Hobart City Council where she carried out research for the proposed Public Transport Corridor. Out of the office, Erica is expanding her skill set in craft and trade, including welding and jewellery-making. Time to celebrate!

13.01.2022 Thought-provoking observations of Hobart at a tipping point by @rightanglestudio (see link in our bio) We are glad to be part of positive changes happening in our home town In the southernmost reaches of our nation, Tasmania's capital is at a crossroads; rapid population growth has led to a housing crisis and a congestion issue, and an erosion of the lifestyle that made the city so desirable is a real risk. Hobart is not, however, hurtling out of control. The final... piece in the City Business Edition of the Urban Research Journal sees us go looking for some of the people, projects and precincts that are helping shape the Hobart of tomorrow. From defining projects by @universityoftasmania , #DarkLab , @core_collective and @hobartcitycouncil , to benchmark hospitality ventures like @moss.hotel , @sonny.hobart , @franklinhobart , @ettieshobart and @hobartbrewingco , Hobart seemed to have things under control. Read the full piece via the link in our bio. Photos by @adam.gibson.photo #hobart #urbanresearchjournal #citybusiness See more

13.01.2022 Our friends NAYRI NIARA Good Spirit Festival are hosting a very special event tomorrow, open to all but RSVP required. We hope to see you there.

12.01.2022 We're thrilled to have two projects entered into the 2020 Tasmanian Architecture Awards program; Eternal Women's Health and Hollow Tree House. Check out the gallery of all the entrants and remember to place your vote for the people's choice awards! https://www.architecture.com.au//entrant-gallery-tas-chap/

12.01.2022 The realisation of our work relies entirely on the skilled hands and minds of an endless team of people. Dave here is one of those people who we have worked with consistently over the years. He's a builder, artist, boat-maker, friend and father. Along with his team at Paradigm Constructions and his canine companion Juno, Dave has crafted many CCA projects including the award winning #core_sunnybankshouse Beaut photo by @adam.gibson.photo

11.01.2022 We are thrilled that Hollow Tree House has been shortlisted in the @institute_architects_aus National Awards- live stream announcement at 7pm tonight- link in bio! Photos by @adam.gibson.photo @ Hollow Tree, Tasmania, Australia

09.01.2022 Our final Category Finalist feature from Australia is Eternal Women's Health by Core Collective Architects which has been awarded in our Healthcare category. Et...ernal Women’s Health is an innovative new practice providing multi-disciplinary healthcare for women at all stages of life. Through a rigorous briefing and design process, Core Collective Architects designed a homely, crafted and functional tenancy fit-out that enhances the philosophy of the healthcare practice and provides a nurturing, modern and comforting space for women during some of the most important experiences of their lives. Read more about this project, and vote for it in People's Choice here: https://bit.ly/3nhQdV4 by Adam Gibson Photographer #scdesignawards #designawards #smarterimpact

08.01.2022 A happy team at work (and at play!) on site at #core_hollowtreehouse Beautifully captured by @adam.gibson.photo #heritagetasmania #heritagearchitecture #architecture #tasmania #corecollectivearchitects #tasmanianarchitecture #archilovers #constructionsite @ Hollow Tree, Tasmania, Australia

06.01.2022 Such a delight to see our lovely clients settling into the first completed stage of their home at #core_hollowtreehouse - Their incredible personal style and collection of rare art, lights and furniture really make the space! It's taken a lot of care by a very talented construction team lead by @paradigm.construction.tasmania #tasmanianarchitecture #heritagearchitecture #inspiring #restoration @ Hollow Tree, Tasmania, Australia

05.01.2022 Thank you to our amazing clients at Eternal Women's Health

05.01.2022 We are signatories of the @architectsdeclare_au global movement to recognise the climate emergency and commit to taking action to reverse our impact on the planet. In Australia, buildings and construction account for nearly 40% of energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Around 50% of our landfill is demolition and construction waste that could be avoided. Sustainable design has always been a big part of our ethos, however it’s time to step up and do more.... It will be an ongoing process a continual loop of research, innovation, and reflection. The key to success will be through collaboration (with our clients, specialist consultants and community) and the sharing of knowledge. We are committed to having these conversations with our clients early in the briefing process; to discuss the particulars of their project and their opportunities to build responsibly. We’ll raise questions like: > Do we need to build new? Is there an existing structure that can be worked with? > Are there materials/items that can be salvaged and given a new life? > How can we utilise the sun’s warmth, the cooling breezes? > How can we reduce the building’s spatial footprint, with a focus on ‘quality over quantity’? > Can we utilise natural materials that are low in embodied energy and carbon? > Can we incorporate renewable energy? > Can we collect water and reduce our consumption of it? > What’s the end-goal for the building how long do we want it to last, can its components be dismantled and re-used? We are excited to be facing these big issues in a positive way, together. We will share more information on this as our process evolves. #architectsdeclare #climatechange

04.01.2022 We’re excited to be revisiting this off-grid property in Neerim East, VIC, completed in 2009. A stunning site that is begging for new off-grid visitor cabins And yes- that end wall is a massive swinging insulated door that opens right up to the outside terrace Photos by @rhiannonslatter final photo by Nick Stephenson @ Neerim East, Victoria, Australia

04.01.2022 Join us this Saturday for a free community event at our new home, the Long.House at Mac Point!

04.01.2022 We are thrilled to be hosting this stunning photographic exhibition at the LongHouse Mac Point - opening this Friday. Hope to see you there!

01.01.2022 'Good cities, as the saying goes, are made up of good corners, and SUSH, an exquisite bento of a project, is a very good corner indeed. Food preparation, display and purchasing are packed into a titchy space, but- and herein lies the urban design excellence- the masterful stroke was to open the corner to the urban courtyard. This commitment to excellence has had a catalytic effect on Wellington Court which now buzzes with convivial energy.' Lovely words from the Tasmanian Architecture Awards jury. Proof that even the smallest project can pack a punch and create the ripples that can gradually transform our cities for the better. Thrilled that our little SUSH received a commendation for Urban Design. Designed in collaboration with @christopher__clinton @ Bank Arcade