Commercial Painting for the Shoreline Hotel Redevelopment, Howrah
Tasmanian HiTec Painting was proud to partner with VOS Construction on the redevelopment of the Shoreline Hotel in Howrah, delivering a comprehensive commercial painting package as part of the venue’s major transformation.
Located on Hobart’s Eastern Shore, the Shoreline Hotel is a well-known hospitality destination serving the local community and visitors alike. The redevelopment required high-quality painting finishes that complemented the modernised spaces while providing durable, long-lasting protection suited to a busy commercial environment.
Key Deliverables
Tasmanian HiTec Painting completed painting works across multiple areas of the redevelopment, including:
Key deliverables included:
- Interior commercial painting
- external commercial painting
- detailed surface preparation
- high-performance protective finishes
Providing long-term protection for one of Howrah’s most significant commercial developments.
The redevelopment remained operational throughout construction, making careful planning and communication essential. Working alongside VOS Construction and a number of specialist trades, our team coordinated painting works around the staged construction program to minimise disruption to hotel operations while maintaining project deadlines and quality standards. The staged approach required flexibility, efficient scheduling and close collaboration to ensure each area was completed safely, on time and to the high standard expected of a major hospitality redevelopment.
The completed redevelopment has transformed the Shoreline Hotel into a refreshed, contemporary venue that better serves the growing Howrah and Eastern Shore community. Our painting finishes complement the hotel’s modern design while providing durable protection for high-traffic hospitality spaces.
Tasmanian HiTec Painting is proud to have contributed to another successful commercial project with VOS Construction, continuing to deliver professional commercial painting services across Howrah, Hobart and Southern Tasmania.
