JAWSArchitects in association with Hansen Partnership were engaged as a part of Council’s ongoing commitment to providing public spaces and facilities that accommodate the diverse needs of the community.
JAWS Director, Neal Mackintosh is one of a small group of around 20 cyclists participating in the inaugural Fairbrother Devonport – Hobart Charity Ride on February 15-16th 2019.
JAWS Interiors worked closely with Rosevear Stephenson Architects to develop interior concepts for a group of apartments on Quayle Street in Sandy Bay.
JAWS Interiors were engaged to provide new joinery items for the Legislative Council Chamber. These were fitted and finalised in July this year, before the sitting of the new Council.
Nestled in the centre of the renowned Nant Estate in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, Australia’s oldest water-powered mill still operates, re-purposed to assist in the production of premium whisky.
The design of this house was a close collaboration between architect and client, a talented builder who was up to the challenge of building his own home on a steep and narrow block with expansive views over Hobart.
Featured in the Mercury last week, JAWS proposal for the Civic Square site proposes a dynamic waterfront development which aligns with Hobart’s vision of connecting nature, history, culture and business in the heart of the city.
Featured in today's Mercury, 'Spirit Place' is a dynamic waterfront development which aligns with Hobart’s vision of connecting nature, history, culture and business to each other in the heart of the city.
JAWSArchitects were commissioned to assist with the design of new joinery, furniture and lighting for Hobart’s historic Legislative Council Chamber which was finalised last week, before the sitting of the new Council.
JAWS Director, Neal Mackintosh is one of a small group of around 20 cyclists participating in the inaugural Fairbrother Devonport – Hobart Charity Ride on February 15-16th 2019.
We are proud to announce that our Shorehouse Addition at Pumphouse Point received a Commendation for Commercial Architecture at the 2018 Tasmanian Architecture Awards last weekend.
JAWS Interiors had the honour of bringing home the “Best of State” Award for Tasmania’s Commercial Interior Design at the 2018 Australian Interior Design Awards Night.
We are thrilled to announce that our Three Capes Track & Cabins project has won the 2018 Property Council Innovation & Excellence Award for Tasmanian Development of the Year!
Over the weekend we were lucky enough to show the Institute of Architects Tasmanian Chapter jury around three of our projects shortlisted in the 2018 Tasmanian Architecture Awards.
JAWS Interiors' undertake projects as independent specialists or we can work within the extended JAWS Architects team for a more holistic design solution.
We are excited to announce our Three Capes Track project has just been announced as a finalist in the Property Council 2018 Innovation & Excellence Awards for best Tourism and Leisure development.
JAWS Architects were invited to be a keynote speaker on ‘Tourism Architecture in Unique Places’ at the recent Global Eco Asia-Pacific Tourism Conference held in Adelaide.
Rebecca has significant experience working as an architect within Education, Hotel, Civic, Residential and Workplace sectors in both Australia and London.
Bree joined JAWS Architects in 2017 after returning to Hobart from living interstate where she completed an Honors degree in Interior Design. She brings impressive and extensive qualifications in Project Management and Environmental Design to JAWS .
The Jaws Architects Minallo Residence has received a commendation in the 2017 Tasmanian Architecture Awards Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations & Additions) category.
In addition to winning the 2016 Gustav Award at the Tasmanian Tourism Awards, the Three Capes Track has gone one further – winning GOLD at the 2016 Australian Tourism Awards!
An exciting announcement for Hobart’s accommodation sector today with the International Hotel brand Hyatt announced as the operator for JawsArchitects‘ newest hotel development.
Tim has recently graduated from the University of Tasmanias' School of Architecture and Design and is interested in all aspect of design, especially building technologies.
The annual Tasmanian Architecture Awards recognise the finest accomplishments of Tasmanian architects. This year, the Three Capes Track Cabins by JawsArchitects has been recognised with an Award for Commercial Architecture.
The 2016 Australian Timber Design Award Grand Prix was awarded to JawsArchitects for the Three Capes Track Cabins! The Three Capes Track Cabins also won the Multi-Residential Catergory Award.
