LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
LE SE7T - a Montreal production
Le groupe Dayan inc.
Soirée Avant-première du SE7T le 8 octobre 2012
Photo credit:
Massimo Photographe
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
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.
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
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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
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Jonathan Wherrett
Battery Point Sculpture Trail
Tasmanian design studio
Photo credit:
Luke Burgess
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
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