The Three Capes Track Cabins
JAWS Architects
Tasman National Park, TAS, Australia
JAWS Architects
Tasman National Park, TAS, Australia
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Project Specification
Project Name:
The Three Capes Track Cabins
Project Type:
Commercial Hospitality ,
Location:
Tasman National Park, TAS, Australia
Lead Architect:
David Button ,
Area:
915.2m2 ,
Project Year:
2015 ,
Photographer:
Brett Boardman
Builder:
VOS Construction ,
AJR Construct ,
Project Team:
David Button ,
Scott Verdouw ,
Architects:
JAWS Architects ,
Engineer:
Aldanmark ,
Solar Power System:
Power Com Systems ,
Quantity Surveyor:
WT Partnership ,
Location:
Tasman National Park, TAS, Australia ,
Published
10 May, 2018
Photography
Brett Boardman
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