Once the new gym “The Revel Centre” was completed the existing WN Oats centre was redeveloped as a dedicated teaching building. Located at the centre of the site, this new facility becomes a hub for the campus’ academic life, providing contemporary learning spaces, staff offices, learning support spaces and student ammenities right in the heart of the campus. This project strategically enhances accessibility on the campus by installing a new lift connected to the main carpark level and pedestrian bridge links to adjoining buildings on the upper level also therefore creating broader campus connections. Images by CUUB Studio

As the final stage (No.6) of the Holy Rosary Catholic School masterplan the new prep building enhances the school by providing much needed amenity. Its location adjacent the existing kindergarten building creates an early years precinct and dedicated early learning play area. The scale, form and materiality of the new pays homage to the original school buildings. The finely detailed glazing system, the warm timber joinery and delicate columns provide a more contemporary playful language and the wide verandahs provide an exaggerated depth and generosity to the building edge. The “lazy gable” roof responds to the site conditions “flipping” up to form an entry and waiting space for parents and students. The scope includes 2 new GLAs, a shared flexi-space… read more.

The clients’ brief was for their home to be ‘engulfed by the garden’. Our response was to design a two-storey greenhouse style glass extension, with a private suite contained in a floating box.

Bence Mulcahy, working with Muir Architects and Lovell Chen, was short-listed to Stage 2 of a competition to design a new history and interpretation centre at the Cascades Female Factory in South Hobart.

New contemporary teaching spaces, upgraded student ammenities, and flexible spaces for social and community programs at Holy Rosary Catholic School.

A Californian bungalow is returned to its former glory and extended to suit the lives of the busy young family who have made it their home.

The Clemes Science Labs offer students state-of-the-art science facilities in an engaging and safe learning environment. The project involved refurbishing the existing laboratories and designing an extension for the lab technicians’ preparation area.

Bence Mulcahy was thrilled to be awarded second place in a national competition to design a community hub for Kingston

This house realises the clients’ long-conceived ideas for a very particular design and layout. It is located in a small ‘no through street’ in North Hobart characterised by an eclectic mix of light industrial buildings and domestic residences.

This project converts a federation carpenter gothic church into tourist accommodation and a holiday home for a young family from Tasmania’s south.

An Ascot Vale institution, the Happy Apple Grocer has been serving locals with fresh fruit and vegetables for decades. After taking over the neighbouring site, the Grocer’s owners want to expand to meet new commercial opportunities without compromising the Happy Apple’s friendly neighbourhood appeal.

Located in the quaint shack town of Opossum Bay, this project involved transforming an ordinary 1970s brick veneer house into a beautiful holiday home.

Located in the inner city, this modest project is the first stage required to transform a 1900s workers’ cottage into a modern family residence.