A Transportable Off-Grid Dwelling On A Breathtaking Tasman Peninsula Site The communal facilities at a classic Australian camping ground are usually contained to an uninspiring and strictly utilitarian concrete block.
In this new project, Saxon Hall Architecture have flipped the topology on its head, creating gorgeously-appointed communal dining, bathing, and cooking facilities that capture their stunning location on Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula.
The modular building was constructed offsite, before being transported from Victoria to Tasmania, and craned onto the land.
This construction method eliminates concrete and site disturbance, allowing the off-grid dwelling to be removed and relocated as desired.
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