Bold, transformational ideas for the Treasury Building Complex in Hobart are being invited with the launch of a Registration of Interest (ROI) process.
Treasurer Guy Barnett said the repurposing of the Treasury Complex presents a unique opportunity in the heart of Hobart, potentially delivering significant economic activity and jobs.
This Building is ripe for a suitable development which can stimulate investment, growth and confidence in the State right throughout the design, construction and operational stages as well as create more jobs and economic activity within Southern Tasmania.
"We have seen the amazing development at Parliament Square and the Tasman, which has not only preserved the heritage characteristics of the buildings but is now home to world-class hospitality offerings, accessible to Tasmanians and visitors to enjoy.
"It is time that the Buildings were brought back to life, creating a new space for us all to discover, and it is fantastic to have industry backing this vision.
"As part of the ROI process, interested proponents are invited to share their vision for The Complex. Community members can also provide their views about its future use.
Mr Barnett said the ROI was the first of three stages of work to be undertaken.
It is anticipated that the ROI will be followed by an Expression of Interest phase and then a Request for Tender stage towards the end of 2025.
The Treasury Building comprises eight interconnected and adjoining civic buildings with a floor area of more than 8200 square metres.
