Silo Apartments - Hobart
THIRTY LUXURY RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS
For around fifty years the Hobart Silos were used as a storage facility for grain, destined for export. Today they house thirty luxury residential apartments and have become one of the most sought-after addresses in Hobart’s inner city.
The existing concrete walls provided the shell for a ten storey structure incorporating the use of precast concrete columns and beams and in-situ concrete slabs. The units have a very high standard of finish and are protected by state-of-the-art fire and security systems.
HOBART ICON
Alongside and separate to the main structure stands a new four-level commercial building. Known as the Castray building, it comprises secure car parking, office and retail space and eighteen family and studio hotel accommodation units. The structure consists of post-tensioned in-situ concrete slabs and over five hundred precast wall panels.
The Hobart Silos has become an icon on the Hobart skyline and enjoy a prominent waterfront position in the fashionable Salamanca district.
Source: Fairbrother website
Silo Apartments - Hobart
THIRTY LUXURY RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS
For around fifty years the Hobart Silos were used as a storage facility for grain, destined for export. Today they house thirty luxury residential apartments and have become one of the most sought-after addresses in Hobart’s inner city.
The existing concrete walls provided the shell for a ten storey structure incorporating the use of precast concrete columns and beams and in-situ concrete slabs. The units have a very high standard of finish and are protected by state-of-the-art fire and security systems.
HOBART ICON
Alongside and separate to the main structure stands a new four-level commercial building. Known as the Castray building, it comprises secure car parking, office and retail space and eighteen family and studio hotel accommodation units. The structure consists of post-tensioned in-situ concrete slabs and over five hundred precast wall panels.
The Hobart Silos has become an icon on the Hobart skyline and enjoy a prominent waterfront position in the fashionable Salamanca district.
Source: Fairbrother website