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Pumphouse Point, Lake St Clair, Tasmania. Cumulus Studio Architects.
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We will keep this site up however all of our past blog posts and any new updates will now be posted to the news section of our new site: http://cumulus.studio/news/
Also, over the next couple of months we will be adding more of our recently completed projects and a couple of hard-to-pin-a-time-down-to-photograph staff members. Thank you for all of your support during 2015 - we hope that you have a lovely break over the Christmas period and a very Happy New Year!
Cumulus Studio
Pumphouse Point (2014) by Cumulus Studio
Architects In Charge: Chris Roberts, Liz Walsh, Peter Walker, Todd Henderson Photographed by Stuart Gibson, Adam Gibson, Sharyn Cairns
Location: Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Australia
The approach to The Pumphouse building, surrounded by mountains and water, heightens the anticipation and sense of arrival. Guests pass through solid metal doors into the entry foyer – an intermediate zone through which guests are brought gently into the comfort of the suites from the rawness of the wilderness outside. The twelve studio-sized suites run lengthways down the two outer wings, leaving the central core devoted to communal lounge areas on each level, open at both ends so that the sight-line that begins from the flume continues through the building. A simple neutral palette has been used throughout in order to characterise a rugged simplicity and uncomplicated comfort into which the guests retreat. The untreated rough-sawn hardwood and exposed servicing pipework of the entry and common spaces subtly give way to more refined Tasmanian timber veneer panelling and exposed bent copper plumbing in the suites. These items also allude to the history of the place – the timber formwork of the off-form concrete and water once pumping through the core of the building.
Floor Plans
