Tasmanian Entrant Shortlisted For World Architecture Festival 2023 Award – Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay shortlisted for coveted award showcases benefits of XLam’s CLT.
Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay, an innovative farm stay development in Tasmania, has been shortlisted for a prestigious award at the World Architecture Festival 2023. The event, set to be held at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from 29 November to 1 December, highlights the best of international architectural achievements across various categories.
Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay has earned its place among the top contenders in the Buildings: Hotel and Leisure category, confirming its position as a ground-breaking project.
Misho Vasiljevich, the lead architect from Misho + Associates for the development, said: “Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay has breathed new life into an existing farm, ready to take the next step in agricultural development and provide a high-quality example of mixed uses coexisting on the same parcel of land.”
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