Dinner & Talk | Oatlands Art Retreat | Mat Hinds
The Kentish, 60 High St, Oatlands
Photographer: Adam Gibson
Photographer: Adam Gibson
Join us at The Kentish, Oatlands, on Monday 18 November for a 2-course dinner and to hear Mat Hinds talk about his architecture practice.
Mat Hinds established Taylor and Hinds Architects with Poppy Taylor in 2011. The multi-award winning practice is recognised for their sensitive, functional, and site-specific work. Their cultural heritage projects, in particular the krakani-lumi for wukalina Walk with The Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania, have garnered national and international awards.
DATE/TIME: Monday18 November, 6.00pm Dinner, 7.30pm Talk
VENUE: The Kentish, 60 High St, Oatlands TAS
TICKETS: $55 includes 2-course meal and talk
A 2-course meal will be served at 6pm. Mat’s talk will commence at approximately 7:30pm and run for about an hour.
About Mat Hinds
Mat Hinds established Taylor and Hinds Architects with Poppy Taylor in 2011. The multi-award winning practice is recognised for their sensitive, functional, and site-specific work. Their cultural heritage projects, in particular the krakani-lumi for wukalina Walk with The Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania, have garnered national and international awards.
The architecture of Taylor and Hinds seeks to delve into the social and historical communal fabric of Tasmania and to address the complex questions of civics, landscape, identity and history that are particular to the Tasmanian condition.
Taylor and Hinds has been shortlisted twice for the Royal Academy Dorfman Award, and the Swiss Architectural Award in 2021. The Italian periodical Domus nominated Taylor and Hinds as one of the top practices worldwide in 2020. In 2024, Vogue Australia named Taylor and Hinds in their VL50 List of the Australia’s top creative talent.
See more of Taylor and Hinds Architects work at their website.
Location
Oatlands
Building Types
Cultural
Education
Architectural Periods
Colonial
Contemporary (2001-current)
Feature
Heritage
Accessibility
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