Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
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steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
One sign in a series of wayfinding elements fixed to existing infrastructure throughout the trail, the bright orange clearly guides people along the way.
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Luke Burgess
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
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steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
313, Securely anchored, but rising and falling with the tide, this sculpture references the number of boats built and launched here between 1825 & 1872.
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
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Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
The photographs are not royalty free, please contact Metaform architecture for access. agaajani@metaform.lu Tel. : 352 26 45 86 25
Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
The photographs are not royalty free, please contact Metaform architecture for access. agaajani@metaform.lu Tel. : 352 26 45 86 25
Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
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Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
The photographs are not royalty free, please contact Metaform architecture for access. agaajani@metaform.lu Tel. : 352 26 45 86 25
Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
The photographs are not royalty free, please contact Metaform architecture for access. agaajani@metaform.lu Tel. : 352 26 45 86 25
Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
Appartment building in Cessange
Metaform architects
The photographs are not royalty free, please contact Metaform architecture for access. agaajani@metaform.lu Tel. : 352 26 45 86 25
Photo credit:
steve troes fotodesign
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Powdercoated steel gabions of local sandstone chips represent Salamanca’s historic warehouses, the first of which was completed in 1833.
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
1909 — Expatriate Tasmanian, the legendary screen actor Errol Flynn, was born in 1909 near the location of this sculpture – its design references the famous ‘HOLLYWOOD’ sign.
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
2,000 — A fruit cannery on this site, staffed predominantly by women, processed up to 2000 tonnes of fruit per annum.
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
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Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
2011 Winners National Design Exchange Awards
Design Exchange, Canada's Design Museum
2011 Winners National Design Exchange Awards
Design Exchange, Canada's Design Museum
2011 Winners National Design Exchange Awards
Design Exchange, Canada's Design Museum
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