Sydney Opera House
This iconic building
Down Under (Australia) is situated on Bennelong Point, where the
indigenous Gadigal clan once lived before they were expelled by
European settlers. The aboriginal name of Bennelong Point is Tu-bow-gule
(where waters meet). The construction of this spectacular building
-- well known for its sail-like structures -- was mainly funded by
a State Lottery. The Sydney Opera House was opened in 1973.
Today, this building with an Expressionist Modernism architectural style, hosts performing arts and other events throughout the year.
Today, this building with an Expressionist Modernism architectural style, hosts performing arts and other events throughout the year.
The
Sydney Opera House against the backdrop of the Sydney Harbour
Bridge
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Bangunan
unggul ini terletak di Bennelong Point, Sydney, Australia.
Nama asal Bennelong Point ialah Tu-bow-gule
(di mana air bertemu)
dan di sinilah suku kaum orang asli Gadigal diam sebelum
mereka dihalau oleh peneroka-peneroka Europa. Pembinaan
bangunan menarik ini, yang terkenal dengan struktur
layarnya, dibiayai sebahagian besar oleh cabutan loteri
negara. Sydney Opera House dibuka pada tahun 1973.
Hari ini, bangunan yang mempunyai bentuk senibina "Expressionist Modernism" menjadi tuan rumah kepada acara-acara seni pentas dan lain-lain sepanjang tahun.
Hari ini, bangunan yang mempunyai bentuk senibina "Expressionist Modernism" menjadi tuan rumah kepada acara-acara seni pentas dan lain-lain sepanjang tahun.