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The architect — nipaluna / Hobart, Tasmania
Saxon Hall is a registered architect with a focus on residential, sustainable and heritage design — shaped by Tasmania's east coast and a decade of building for its climate, landscape and people. Scroll to trace the line.
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Datum · East Coast, Tasmania
Beaches · farmland · building things
Growing up on the beaches and farmlands of Tasmania's east coast — surfing, hiking and building things — architecture felt like a natural fit. Saxon studied at the School of Architecture + Design at UTAS, drawn to its hands-on, Learning by Making ethos.
Photo — Ali Davis Photography
The line so far
After graduating in 2013, Saxon worked across multidisciplinary practices — architecture, interiors, graphics and planning — before deepening his commitment to sustainable, climate-responsive design at Morrison & Breytenbach Architects in Hobart. His own practice now goes beyond standard architectural services into construction procurement and project management — a smoother, more collaborative process for clients navigating the Tasmanian building landscape.
2013 · UTAS
M.Arch at the School of Architecture + Design — a hands-on ethos that never left the work.
2013–17 · Practice
Architecture, interiors, graphics and planning across multidisciplinary practices — breadth first.
2017 · Hobart
Deepening a commitment to sustainable, climate-responsive design in Tasmania.
Now · Saxon Hall
Design through procurement and project management — People's Choice winner, 2022 and 2024.
The legend
★★★★★
"From start to finish, Saxon was the ultimate professional. No request was too big or small, he communicated diligently throughout the whole process and designed a home within our budget that we could have only dreamt of."Will & Danielle — Tranmere Home
Residential, multi-residential, tourism, educational and heritage projects across Tasmania — every one adapted to its climate, landscape and place. Enquiries answered within two business days.
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