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Pine St Newtown

A residential project to enhance the homes functionality, featuring:

2 x new VELUX electric skylights.
Custom Tasmanian Oak door jamb.
Custom skirting boards, architraves and window to match existing house furniture.
Restoration of existing hardwood floor.
Uncovering and reinstating brick wall (feature wall).
Reinstate stucco render.
New vanity, shower bay and toilet.
Full kitchen respray to bring back to life.

Newtown Garage

A residential project extension to enhance the appearance of the entrance and increase functionality, featuring:

An exposed aggregate driveway with a curve.
The addition of a new garage including internal access achieved by knocking out the sidewall.
A new front door.

Blackmans Bay House

3 bedroom built to rent property.
Mid-to-high range fit-out.
Double garage.
7.5 KW solar panel system with battery back-up.
Rear deck.

KD Tailor

Located in Centrepoint Arcade.

Deck Without Handrails

The clients requested remedial works to an existing deck over the Derwent, approx 6m above actual water line and having absolute waterfront views.

During investigations it was discovered the existing structure was defective and required replacing. In conjunction with Drew Edwards from BYA architects, this new deck was built, with stunning cantilevered engineered glass, eliminating handrails and improving visual amenity.

Obviously, a stunning result of the highest quality.

220 Liverpool St

Liverpool St is a mixed use development, featuring a commercial space and shop front with private street access to an upstairs two bedroom apartment, featuring complex integration of heritage facades, acoustic treatments, fire rated separation, humidity control and glazing to complete the renovation.

Cygnet Town Hall

2 x award winning project

The work of Access Property to integrate a contemporary lift into the heart of an existing heritage building with finesse and sensitivity is a credit to them.

Extensive efforts have been taken to match, restore and recreate the heritage fabric, and this close attention to detail makes this project a fine demonstration of their specialist construction, vertical transportation and project management skills.

Project delivery within a working community facility has been achieved with minimum disruption whilst maintaining strong client support. This speaks volumes about the proactive and positive way that Access Property go about their work.

Reinstating heritage listed pressed metal ceilings, curved brick work and maintaining timber flooring in its mint condition were all achieved.
Suspended concrete slab to support lift pit, in a period style building experiencing significant ground water issues was challenging but overcome.

Geeveston Town Hall

A heritage building that required site specific detailing and deemed to satisfy requirements due to non compliant circulation spaces.
The architects needed to assist with specialist details and multiple site measurements to ensure ultimate success, plus invest in researching possible solutions for very difficult code requirements.
APD led the project from start to finish and were intimately involved in all elements from concept to completion.

Tasman Hotel Fitout

Polished and stained timber surfaces required high levels of care due to potential site damage until client handover was achieved, apart from completing the works during major works being undertaken alongside our works.
Dust, noise and similar issues were constant constraints that needed to be overcome.

Wrest Point Fitout

award winning project

Access Property presented their recent 19-floor lift installation project at Wrest Point Hotel in particular for this award entry and as an exemplar of their lift solution product supply, including innovation and practical project outcomes.

Access Property provide excellent value for money for their product, focusing on delivering quality Tasmanian service.

Polished brass mirrors with liquorice twist corners made this a very challenging fit-out, as well as site access being extremely difficult due to the 24 hour use we needed to work around.
Lack of lighting detail required localised customising, which we provided and resolved to the clients satisfaction.

Peel St Launceston

A very steep site requiring an 8m bridge built from the car parking area towards the house centre, enabling the lift installation to proceed.
All design and approvals were managed by Access Properties, as well as on site construction.
The vertical drop from top to bottom was nearly 7m.
All internal alterations and repairs were undertaken to facilitate this end result.

Clark Ave Battery Point

Exceptionally high end project with all facets of the lift and lift shaft custom built.
Super clear glass to the lift floor.
Polished stainless steel to the lift car frame.
Specialised engineering to suit, frameless glass doors.
Specialist advice on construction details to facilitate the best possible outcome visually.

Sonning Cres Sandy Bay

Curved 6m high core filled blockwork walls built within the existing house whilst inhabited.
Excavating by hand into dripping wet foundations.
Pouring concrete, and installing a glass bridge were all achieved on this site, requiring constant adjustment to protect wooden flooring and all surfaces nearby.
Taking the extra care required to measure precisely the flooring details to eradicate joins typically needed.