Design inspirations behind the Museum building
Sue Dove, Coffey Projects
29 April 2009
Sue Dove provides an insight into the design of the National Museum of Australia, discussing the building’s aim and function, the influence of other international buildings, contentious design aspects, and the expression of major Australian themes.
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