Salamanca, Sandy Bay and the Southern Outlet to Kingston and Huonville. Sections of Davey Street's alignment are on reclaimed land on the edge of Constitution Dock and Victoria Dock at Sullivan's Cove. It borders two of the city's largest urban parks — Franklin Square and St David's Park. Prominent buildings in the street include the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart City Council Centre, the Executive Building (which houses the Department of Premier and Cabinet), the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Federation Concert Hall, the Hobart Real Tennis Club, and the former Davey St Telstra exchange (now apartments). Proposed bypass The current one-way couplet system between Macquarie Street and Davey Street was first proposed with the publication of the Hobart's Transportation study in 1965. At the time the couplet system was intended to be a stop gap measure before the then proposed Northside Freeway could be completed. However the proposed freeway was seen as controversial and abandoned. Since the completion of the couplet in 1987, there has been no alternative route between the Southern outlet and the other major arterial roads in Hobart. There has since been several design proposals for a tunnel under the city ranging from cut and cover proposals under Davey/Macquarie Streets to large scale bored tunnels running from the Southern Outlet through to the Tasman Bridge. Gallery See also List of Highways in Hobart References Streets in Hobart