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Hobart Showground Redevelopment – PowerPoint Presentation

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The Client

The Royal Hobart Showground is a versatile site located in Glenorchy, Tasmania. It hosts various events throughout the year like the Royal Hobart Show and perennially offers a Motorhome Park, Venue Hire facilities and Sunday Market.

During April 2012 the Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania board of management released plans to redevelop large sections of the Hobart Showground. This included sections of the showground for commercial use and the demolition of the various exhibition pavilions to be replaced with two pavilions for companion animals and livestock.

The Project

To design a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that illustrated the objectives of the redevelopment, plus present concept plans and conceptual 3D renderings. After the live presentation was conducted, the PowerPoint document was converted into PDF format and is available for download from the Redevelopment section of the Hobart Showground website.

The PowerPoint presentation was kept simple and lacked advanced features like animation to ensure it converted easily into PDF format. The aim was to design the presentation in such a way the PDF file would remain consistent in appearance.

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