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Category Archives: 2013 Summer Series
Journey into the Shine Dome
Every year for the last few years I have had the opportunity to attend a lecture at the Shine Dome at the Australian National University in Canberra. The lectures themselves are on high level university mathematics and largely go … Continue reading
A Visit to the Sculpture Garden
One of favorite locations in Canberra is the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery On the banks of Lake Burley Griffin. It is a particularly inspiring place for architects contemplating new ideas and new forms. Here are some of the highlights. … Continue reading
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Exploring Parliament House
Canberra from the outset has been a planned city based upon the 1912 winning competition entry from architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. As a result of this master planning, Parliament House is undoubtedly the focal point of … Continue reading
Contemporary Architecture at the Australian National University
This post is a purely visual exploration of some excellent contemporary architecture at the Australian National University. Enjoy! Architecture is for Everyone
2013 Summer Series from Canberra, The National Museum of Australia.
2013 Summer Series from Canberra. Welcome to the 2013 Summer Series from Australia’s Capital City, Canberra. To start of this series I will take a closer look at one of Canberra’s most controversial buildings, The National Museum of Australia. The … Continue reading
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