Federation meets Forum
Federation Square meets Forum theatre,flinders street,Melbourne
Image Taken – 12th April 2008
The international architectural design competition announced by the then Premier Jeff Kennett in 1996 for this site north of Princes Bridge and bounded on one side by Flinders Street and the other side by the Yarra River, was the beginning of Melbourne’s Federation Square.
‘The winning scheme draws its inspiration from the unique urban characteristics of Melbourne’s arcades and lanes and transforms these elements into a new form of organisation, celebrating the city’.
Federation Square was to become a new centre of cultural activity for Melbourne – the long-awaited large, open public civic destination. Lab architecture studio saw their design as one of ‘difference and coherence’ bringing together distinct elements and activities while maintaining a visual and formal coherence. They believed it reflected the true spirit of federation – independent identities combining to form a larger whole.
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lizjensen
woah! cool shot.. great perspective!!
susan davies
amazing
Andrew Clinkab...
now this almost exactly the same shot as Anthony’s…I like reflection shots…the old and new together is a good theme…..
bertspix
Interesting exposure…Bert
solareclips~Ju...
Great angle!! Thanks for sharing it with us!!
Jim Caldwell
Terrific work and story
brian pendrey
brilliat stuff
Angela Harburn
Beautiful! xxx
Jason D. Lader...
Interesting perspective, Love the Write up. Good Stuff
Lam Tran
fantastic capture! Excellent reflection and framing, lovely composition, well done my friend!
nehbol
Great perspective view
Kimberley Davitt
wow
wonderful reflections
stunning work
Anthony Mancuso
great work Rosina, I love the underground feel of the metal and regalness of the spire. Well done!