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How does the Melbourne Grid relate to it’s topography and how has it impacted the social and cultural aspects of the city today? Describe three different types of classical Aboriginal shelters that differ in their use of materiality and how they relate to the places they are inhabited. What lessons can be learnt from classic Aboriginal Architecture and applied in contemporary architectural practise today? How did federation architecture, through its buildings give an imagery of Australia? How had the Manchester Unity Building, on Swanston Street, contributed to the commercial design in Melbourne during that period? Consider how Robyn Boyd deals with the relationship of inside and outside in the Featherston house in relation to contemporary builds? What were some of the contradictions and parallels in the major chapters in Australian architecture during the 1970’s? What were 1980’s themes that are being enacted now?
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