Located on the headland between Shag Bay and Geilston Bay on ‘old Shag Bay Track’, this project for Clarence City Council was developed in collaboration with designer Alex Miles and Pakana artist Allen Mansell.

In 2023, takara limuna won a Tasmanian Planning Institute Award for Planning Excellence in the category of Planning with Country and a Commendation at the National Planning Institute of Australia 2024 Awards.

Redevelopment of the Cascades Female Factory interpretation facility is the first time Pakana stories have been included in the narrative of the site.

The Aboriginal content was led by milangkani projects in collaboration with Curio Projects’ Jody Steele and Gemma Davie who developed the interpretation as a whole.

Country is all things within the lands, seas, waterways and skies.

We are all part of Country

Developed for Clarence City Council, in various locations around Richmond, in collaboration with Alex Miles (design and creative direction) and REALMstudios (interpretation strategy).