LIMINAL STUDIO | and Hydrowood
Posted 25 August 2021
Do you know that feeling? That feeling of uncovering a long-lost treasure or finding something you thought you would never see again?
LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | connecting to country
Posted 20 August 2021
Across all LMINAL projects is a deep connection to people and place.
LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | sustainable timber
Posted 19 August 2021
LIMINAL Studio celebrates Tasmanian timber and the use of a variety of species in sustainable and innovative ways.
LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | The Hedberg is live!
Posted 13 August 2021
On Monday 9 August, we celebrated the official opening and hand over of The Hedberg, which stands on the land of the muwinina people, to the Tasmanian community, local and global audiences and to future generations of performers, musicians, storytellers, practitioners, educators, students and artists.
LIMINAL STUDIO | creative play
Posted 26 July 2021
This week, Simon Spain and Victoria Ryle brought the perfect playful antidote to a month of creative focus and deadlines at the Studio.
LIMINAL STUDIO | celebrates NAIDOC week
Posted 8 July 2021
It’s NAIDOC week 2021 and we’re exploring and loving exceptional content that celebrates our First Nations’ storytellers, artists, cultural leaders, knowledge and stories.
LIMINAL STUDIO | opens artists' studio
Posted 1 July 2021
Celebrated printmakers Mandy Renard and Jonathan Partridge join LIMINAL in our artists' studio.
LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | receives international honours
Posted 17 June 2021
The Hedberg has been shortlisted in 'The Building' category of the 2021 INDE Awards!
LIMINAL STUDIO | Reconciliation Week
Posted 3 June 2021
At LIMINAL we learn from the wisdom of the First Nations people, acknowledge the original and Traditional Owners’ care of Country and celebrate the contemporary creativity of the world’s oldest living culture.
LIMINAL STUDIO | joins expert panel
Posted 28 May 2021
What makes timber special? Find out, next week as LIMINAL Co-director Peta Heffernan joins a panel of industry experts to discuss timber as a renewable source that embodies a conscious and sustainable future as our climate changes.
