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Pumphouse Point

Pumphouse Point

Cumulus Studio


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Photographer credit: Adam Gibson, Stuart Gibson and Sharyn Cairns



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For two decades a 1940s pumphouse sat unoccupied on a glacial lake in Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area. The refurbishment of Pumphouse Point reimagines this industrial relic as a place of retreat that, through its architecture, reconnects people with Tasmania’s past and the raw poetry of its landscape.

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