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National Library of Australia Canberra Australia
National Library of Australia Canberra Australia Iconic architecture of the National Library of Australia reflected in the waters of Lake Burley Griffin Canberra ACT Australia More Info
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National Library of Australia Canberra Australia
National Library of Australia Canberra Australia Aboriginal artist Judy Watson's fire and water in front of the National Library of Australia Canberra More Info
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National Library of Australia Canberra Australia
National Library of Australia Canberra Australia Aboriginal artist Judy Watson's fire and water in front of the National Library of Australia Canberra More Info
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National Library of Australia Canberra Australia
National Library of Australia Canberra Australia Aboriginal artist Judy Watson's fire and water in front of the National Library of Australia Canberra More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Aerial view of the Australian National Museum Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Detail of The National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Detail of The National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Detail of The National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Detail of The National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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6780
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Outside Cafe area at the National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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6781
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Outside Cafe area at the National Museum of Australia Acton Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Reflections in Lake Burley Griffin - National Museum of Australia and Parliament House Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Reflections in Lake Burley Griffin - National Museum of Australia and Parliament House Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Reflections in Lake Burley Griffin - National Museum of Australia and Parliament House Canberra Australia More Info
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6788
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia Aerial view of the National Museum of Australia on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin Canberra Australia More Info
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia As designed by architect Howard Raggatt (design architect and design director for the project), the museum building is based on a theme of knotted ropes, symbolically bringing together the stories of Australians. The architects stated: "We liked to think that the story of Australia was not one, but many tangled together.The building is meant to be the centre of a knot, with trailing ropes or strips extending from the building. The most obvious of these extensions forms a large loop before becoming a walkway which extends past the neighbouring AIATSIS building ending in a large curl, as if a huge ribbon has haphazardly unrolled itself along the ground. Known as the "Uluru Axis" because it aligns with the central Australian natural landmark, the ribbon symbolically integrates the site with the Canberra city plan by Walter Burley Griffin and the spiritual heart of indigenous Australia. More Info
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7468
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia As designed by architect Howard Raggatt (design architect and design director for the project), the museum building is based on a theme of knotted ropes, symbolically bringing together the stories of Australians. The architects stated: "We liked to think that the story of Australia was not one, but many tangled together.The building is meant to be the centre of a knot, with trailing ropes or strips extending from the building. The most obvious of these extensions forms a large loop before becoming a walkway which extends past the neighbouring AIATSIS building ending in a large curl, as if a huge ribbon has haphazardly unrolled itself along the ground. Known as the "Uluru Axis" because it aligns with the central Australian natural landmark, the ribbon symbolically integrates the site with the Canberra city plan by Walter Burley Griffin and the spiritual heart of indigenous Australia. More Info
ICDR_21467
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7469
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia As designed by architect Howard Raggatt (design architect and design director for the project), the museum building is based on a theme of knotted ropes, symbolically bringing together the stories of Australians. The architects stated: "We liked to think that the story of Australia was not one, but many tangled together.The building is meant to be the centre of a knot, with trailing ropes or strips extending from the building. The most obvious of these extensions forms a large loop before becoming a walkway which extends past the neighbouring AIATSIS building ending in a large curl, as if a huge ribbon has haphazardly unrolled itself along the ground. Known as the "Uluru Axis" because it aligns with the central Australian natural landmark, the ribbon symbolically integrates the site with the Canberra city plan by Walter Burley Griffin and the spiritual heart of indigenous Australia. More Info
ICDR_21469
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7470
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia As designed by architect Howard Raggatt (design architect and design director for the project), the museum building is based on a theme of knotted ropes, symbolically bringing together the stories of Australians. The architects stated: "We liked to think that the story of Australia was not one, but many tangled together.The building is meant to be the centre of a knot, with trailing ropes or strips extending from the building. The most obvious of these extensions forms a large loop before becoming a walkway which extends past the neighbouring AIATSIS building ending in a large curl, as if a huge ribbon has haphazardly unrolled itself along the ground. Known as the "Uluru Axis" because it aligns with the central Australian natural landmark, the ribbon symbolically integrates the site with the Canberra city plan by Walter Burley Griffin and the spiritual heart of indigenous Australia. More Info
ICDR_21470
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7471
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National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia As designed by architect Howard Raggatt (design architect and design director for the project), the museum building is based on a theme of knotted ropes, symbolically bringing together the stories of Australians. The architects stated: "We liked to think that the story of Australia was not one, but many tangled together.The building is meant to be the centre of a knot, with trailing ropes or strips extending from the building. The most obvious of these extensions forms a large loop before becoming a walkway which extends past the neighbouring AIATSIS building ending in a large curl, as if a huge ribbon has haphazardly unrolled itself along the ground. Known as the "Uluru Axis" because it aligns with the central Australian natural landmark, the ribbon symbolically integrates the site with the Canberra city plan by Walter Burley Griffin and the spiritual heart of indigenous Australia. More Info
ICDR_21471
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7472
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