The construction of this building was documented by the black and white photographs of Max Dupain. Two large murals were commissioned for it, one by Michael Jagamara and the "Salute to Five Bells" by John Olsen. A section of it is known as the Wobbly Land for its U-shaped timber paneling. Architectural breakthroughs included the use of telescoping erection arches to avoid scaffolding and epoxy resin to bond rib segments. When Jorn Utzon resigned as the main architect, its construction was thrown into controversy. FTP, name this building on Bennelong Point, a performing arts venue in Australia noted for its distinctive roof.
The construction of this building was documented by the black and white photographs of Max Dupain. Two large murals were commissioned for it, one by Michael Jagamara and the "Salute to Five Bells" by John Olsen. A section of it is known as the Wobbly Land for its U-shaped timber paneling. Architectural breakthroughs included the use of telescoping erection arches to avoid scaffolding and epoxy resin to bond rib segments. When Jorn Utzon resigned as the main architect, its construction was thrown into controversy. FTP, name this building on Bennelong Point, a performing arts venue in Australia noted for its distinctive roof.
The construction of this building was documented by the black and white photographs of Max Dupain.
Sydney Opera House