Eternal Women’s Health

Eternal Women’s Health is an innovative new practice providing multi-disciplinary healthcare for women at all stages of life. Core Collective Architects were tasked to design a fit-out that reflects the practice’s holistic philosophy, with all areas of the facility feeling homely, warm and inviting, and pointedly ‘non-clinical’.

We have warm and welcoming spaces that calm emotions and inspire sharing, comfortable work and relaxation areas that facilitate productivity, and endless views of the mountain and city skyline that lets the sunshine in!
— Dr. Emily Price & Dr. Tania Hingston

The practice is a thoughtfully conceived and carefully crafted interior, designed in close collaboration with the client and builder. The fit-out is fresh, relaxing and filled with natural light. It features high ceilings and large windows with views of kunanyi and the city. The interior material palette is homely and elegant, with Tasmanian timbers used extensively and a lighting scheme that is ambient and warm. 

Environmental sustainability initiatives included the reduced reliance on electric lighting due to the provision of natural light to all key work and circulation spaces, and the selection of GECA certified carpet and marmoleum flooring as well as Tasmanian timber species and low VOC paints.

Location: Hobart CBD, Tasmania, Australia

Completed: 2019

Awards

2020 Winner - Tasmanian Architecture Awards - The Alexander North Award for Interior Architecture

2020 Winner - Shaw Contract Design Awards

ASOFIA Tasmanian Interior Fitout of the Year 2018-2019

Project Team

Client: Eternal Women’s Health

Architecture & Interiors: Core Collective Architects

Our Team: Ryan Strating, Emily Taylor, Erica Proud, Michael Renshaw

Builder: Vos Construction & Joinery

Building Surveyor: Braddon Building Surveyors

Engineers: COVA Thinking

Project Manager: Solutions Won

Bespoke joinery elements: Christopher Clinton Architect

Graphic Designer: Chris Price

Photographer: Adam Gibson Photographer 

 

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