The redeveloped Forestry Building in Hobart is a compelling example of the principles of innovative design and adaptive re-use championed by the University of Tasmania’s sustainability strategy.
Before the University’s restoration and redevelopment of the iconic Hobart heritage building has even been completed, it has already been recognised as one of the most forward-looking architectural projects in the world by the 2024 World Architecture Festival.
Once its rejuvenation is complete, Forestry will feature contemporary and accessible learning facilities including technology-equipped classrooms, the reinstatement of a living forest beneath its iconic heritage-listed dome, and welcoming public spaces that everyone can enjoy, making it the centrepiece of the city campus.
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