
Weston Hill Gardens · Tasmania
The We Ponder Home
A passive-solar family home of mid-century lines and raw Tasmanian oak, shaped around rolling hills and one great tree.
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Portfolio — nipaluna / Hobart, Tasmania
Award-winning homes, off-grid retreats and hospitality across Tasmania — each shaped to its land, its light and its budget, with the builder in the room from the first sketch.
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Weston Hill Gardens · Tasmania
A passive-solar family home of mid-century lines and raw Tasmanian oak, shaped around rolling hills and one great tree.
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Bruny Island · Tasmania
An off-grid black-clad retreat set low in the bush, built for stillness and long weekends away from the grid.
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Seven Mile Beach · Tasmania
A relaxed coastal home a short walk from the sand, planned around light, cross-ventilation and easy family living.
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Tasman Peninsula · Tasmania
A permanent standing camp on the wild Tasman coast — minimal footprint, maximum horizon.
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Southern Tasmania
A quiet rural home of blackened timber and warm interiors, sited to frame the paddocks and afternoon sun.
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Tinderbox · Tasmania
A working farmhouse on the Tinderbox hills, robust and weather-wise, opening to the D'Entrecasteaux Channel.
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Hobart · Tasmania
A compact urban home of brick and timber, threading privacy and northern light onto a tight city lot.
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Hobart · Tasmania
A heritage hall reworked into a light-filled home, keeping the bones and character while opening it to modern life.
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Green Island Point · Tasmania
A coastal pavilion that steps lightly onto the point, all glass and timber turned toward the water.
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Bruny Island · Tasmania
A small glass cabin for long weekends on Bruny — off-grid, quiet, and open to the bush on every side.
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Hobart · Tasmania
A warm café fit-out balancing rough and refined — a hard-working room made to feel effortless.
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Hobart · Tasmania
A compact sushi diner with a playful edge, planned around flow, service and a strong little identity.
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East Coast · Tasmania
A cellar-door tasting bar for an east-coast estate, framing the vines and the view over a long shared bar.
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