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Bruny Island

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House by John Wardle Architects. World Architecture Festival, Architecture Awards, Interior Architecture, Architecture Images, Residential Interior, Cabana Moderna, Quarter House, John Wardle, Bruny Island
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The Shearers Quarters is located on a historic farming property on North Bruny Island, Tasmania, on land first granted to Captain James Kelly in 1840. The property has been owned by architect John Wardle for 10 years and is still a working sheep farm. Architecture Design, Sustainable Architecture, Residential Architecture, Amazing Architecture, Farmhouse Architecture, Installation Architecture, Pavilion Architecture, Australian Architecture
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The Shearers Quarters is located on a historic farming property on North Bruny Island, Tasmania, on land first granted to Captain James Kelly in 1840. The property has been owned by architect John Wardle for 10 years and is still a working sheep farm.