Core Collective Architects

Core Collective Architects is an award-winning architecture and design studio based in Hobart, Tasmania, with a commitment to sustainable, elegant, and robust architecture. Established in 2002, the firm operates in both Tasmania and Victoria, emphasizing a deep appreciation for the natural environment and local craftsmanship in every project.

Dr. Ceridwen Owen is a partner at Core Collective Architects and serves as an Associate Professor in Architecture & Design at the University of Tasmania. Her practice, teaching, and research focus on design for sustainability, health, and social inclusion, with a particular emphasis on cognitive and sensory diversity in the built environment.

Ryan Strating is a partner at Core Collective Architects. He has led various projects, including residential, commercial, and community-focused designs, with a strong emphasis on integrating sustainable practices and local materials.

Emily Taylor is a partner at Core Collective Architects. She is actively involved in community and cooperative housing initiatives, contributing to the firm's commitment to socially responsible architecture.

Core Collective Architects' diverse project portfolio includes:
Residential: Designing homes that harmonize with Tasmania's unique landscapes, such as the sustainable Sunnybanks House and the adaptive Wrapped House.

Commercial & Cultural: Creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces like the Southern Swan Shop & Dwelling and The Escarpment, a mixed-use precinct at Macquarie Point.

Community & Civic: Developing inclusive spaces such as the King Island Community Hub, designed in consultation with the local community.

Heritage & Adaptive Reuse: Restoring and repurposing historic structures like Hollow Tree House, a Georgian Colonial homestead.

Urban Design & Master Planning: Contributing to the development of urban spaces that foster community engagement and sustainability.
Core Collective Architects' work reflects a commitment to thoughtful design that respects both the environment and the communities it serves.