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The updated layout focused on improving the pedestrian flow to cope with the high volume of visitors

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Text description provided by the architects. Opened 39 years ago and designed by Australia’s iconic m

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Local, natural stone is the main material in the restroom building, service area and nature trails. T

Towards the river, the facade is made from stainless steel, subtly reflecting the river and the wood

The building itself is located within a larger open landscape and takes advantage of wide views towar

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Text description provided by the architects. On the site of Skjervsfossen (Skjervet waterfall), Fortu

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This is a space of less than 200 ㎡ contains business and commercial activities, negotiation, rest and

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The activity hall retains the high effect and uses the height advantage to design a big step that can

The foreground and VIP lounge are arranged in a natural light area, and the entrance retains the tran