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Project — Green Island Point, Scamander, Tasmania
Green Island Point Pavilion a shelter for the coast.
A dark timber community shelter for the Green Island Point development at Scamander on Tasmania’s east coast — designed by Saxon Hall Architecture.
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At a Glance
A coastal pavilion, sited for the light and the view
Green Island Point Pavilion is a community shelter for the Green Island Point development at Scamander, on Tasmania’s east coast.
A dark timber form is set carefully into the coastal landscape — sited for the light, the shelter it gives, and the view out to the water.
The result is a quiet, robust gathering place: somewhere for the community to pause, take shelter, and take in the coast.
A shelter should feel like it has always belonged to its coast — dark, quiet, and open to the view.Saxon Hall
Design Highlights
A coastal pavilion
A dark timber pavilion sited for the light, the shelter and the view.
For the community
A public gathering place for the Green Island Point development.
Robust materials
Hard-wearing, honest materials suited to an exposed coastal site.
Open to the view
Framed to take in Scamander’s east-coast outlook.
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Client Review
Having engaged Saxon to design the community shelter for the Green Island Point development in Scamander, I have witnessed his talent to translate a client’s vision into reality beyond expectations. I would highly recommend Saxon Hall Architecture and look forward to working with him again in future!
Saan Bramich · Green Island Point development · ★★★★★
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