Falcon

Falcon Building Group were engaged to redevelop the former Derby Tin Mine Museum into Lot 40 – a multifunctional hospitality venue positioned to serve both locals and the growing tourism market in northeast Tasmania.

With Derby emerging as a key destination for mountain biking, the client required a fit-for-purpose space that could accommodate a bar, cafe, microbrewery, dining zones, and outdoor service areas – all while preserving the integrity of the existing structure.

SCOPE OF WORKS:

The client’s vision was to modernise the cafe and restaurant space, creating a more functional layout, updated finishes and enhanced comfort for customers. This project involved a complete internal reconfiguration and external works to support new operations requirements.

The scope of work included:

• Deck extension with integrated balustrade
• Upgraded amenities, seating areas, and acoustic treatment
• Installation of barn doors

CHALLENGES & OUTCOMES

Falcon delivered the project across multiple stages, working flexibly around evolving requirements and a live design process. Strong collaboration with client ensured the build remined on track, with clear communication and adaptive delivery across all phases.

“We appreciated working with Falcon Building Group across multiple stages of our redevelopment project. Their flexibility and collaborative approach was invaluable as we worked through the complexities of bringing a disused building back to life”

-Tim, Lot 40

PROJECT VALUE

Lot 40 is now a fully operational venue that contributes to the ongoing revitalization of Derby’s town centre. It’s an example of Falcon Building Groups expertise in regional delivery, adaptive reuse, and commercial hospitality fit-outs – combining practical outcomes with a high level of finish.

Planning a commercial or hospitality project? Get in touch with the falcon team to discuss how we can support your next build.

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