A suburban Sydney metro station immerses passengers in Aboriginal culture
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Location
Waterloo NSW 2017, Australia
Architect
Client
Art
Nicole Monks with Mili Mili
Floor Area
24,000 sq-m
Sydney Metro Waterloo Station's upgrade by John McAslan + Partners honours the site’s Indigenous roots, integrating themes shaped by local artists to reflect its deep history.
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