1/11The site on the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn streets in Hobart is being demolished to make way for an apartment development. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
City demo in full swing
The old Retravision building on the corner of Watchorn and Bathurst streets is being razed to make way for a sustainable apartment development known as Commons Hobart.
2/11The site on the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn streets in Hobart is being demolished to make way for an apartment development. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
3/11The site on the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn streets in Hobart is being demolished to make way for an apartment development. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
4/11The site on the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn streets in Hobart is being demolished to make way for an apartment development. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
5/11Hobart as seen from the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn Street. The hospital construction can be seen in centre frame. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
6/11The old Retravision store on the corner of Watchorn and Bathurst streets is no more.
7/11The site on the corner of Bathurst and Watchorn streets in Hobart is being demolished to make way for an apartment development. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
8/11The Commons Hobart, designed by Core Collective
9/11The Commons Hobart, designed by Core Collective
10/11The Commons Hobart, designed by Core Collective
11/11The Commons Hobart
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