Barangaroo Point is a new open space, that according to it's
website is
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A spectacular new place for Sydney, this six hectare
waterfront headland park includes two coves, a continuous
naturalistic sandstone foreshore, 75,000 native plants
and an internal cultural space landscaped into the headland."
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| Panorama of Nawi Cove |
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| Mr Seasons enjoying clambering over the sandstone blocks. |
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| Walking towards Stargazer Lawn |
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| Burrawang Steps |
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| View of the Harbour Bridge from Millers Point |
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| The old control tower is now a feature of the new reserve. |
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| Lots of lovely green space and open views. |
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| Girra Girra Steps looking down to Nawi Cove |
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| Waranara Reserve |
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| The Cutaway |
The existing sandstone wall has been lit up dramatically as well as utilising the natural light.
The first exhibition is by Brook Andrew called, Stone: The Weight of History, the Mark of Time.
The four balloon sculptures are meant to act as a "breathing lung-like imaginative environment".
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| Sandstone detail |
I can't wait to see how this space matures with time.
It will be interesting to see how it develops, it all looks so new and sparse. I love that last photo Brona, couldn't be anything else but Australian. I hadn't seen The Cutaway before- interesting.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great new outdoor space to be enjoyed!
ReplyDeleteI love the artwork. Looks like a great place to visit.
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