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Sydney Opera House – original model
Posted on February 28, 2008 by Vintage Guy
Photo Journal: Long-Lost Model of Sydney Opera House Found and Rebuilt
It was like a crystal palace … and it took on that sort of legend. A long-lost acrylic architectural model of the Sydney Opera House has been found and reconstructed, after languishing in storage crates for three decades. The Australian and The Sydney Morning Herald reported on the [...]
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Sydney – architecture walks
Posted on February 28, 2008 by Vintage Guy
www.sydneyarchitecture.org
The Sydney Architecture Walks {SAW} explore ideas through architecture, offering an interface between in-depth architectural knowledge and the wider design-conscious community. Each route is driven by certain themes and ideas and attempts to decode the city whilst stimulating new ways of thinking about and seeing Sydney.
SAW 1 – Sydney
Moving from the broad to the particular, [...]
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The needle and the damage done – Sydney
Posted on November 30, 2007 by Vintage Guy
The Needle and the Damage Done
With albums from John Laws, Torvill & Dean, Bernard King, some misguided AFL footy players, Christians, racists and Christian racists, there’s some really bad music out there. DJ & comic Fiona Scott-Norman goes on a romp through the top ten most mesmerisingly bad albums ever recorded.
Could be great, could be like [...]
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