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Photo from ArtToday.com Published with permission. The Architectural Expression of Environmental Control Systems. London: Spon Press, 2001.
Photograph by David Messent, courtesy of Jorn Utzon/Utzon Architects and the Pritzker Prize Committee
Nighttime aerial view of the Sydney Opera House
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Photograph by David Messent, courtesy of Jorn Utzon/Utzon Architects and the Pritzker Prize Committee
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Photograph by David Messent, courtesy of Jorn Utzon/Utzon Architects and the Pritzker Prize Committee
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Photograph by David Messent, courtesy of Jorn Utzon/Utzon Architects and the Pritzker Prize Committee
Aerial view of the Sydney Opera House
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Photograph by John Garth/Max Dupain
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Sydney Opera House Under Construction, 1957-1973
Craven 2008 NP
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On commission, Dupain took thousands of photographs of the Sydney Opera House, revealing its construction from beginning to end. Later he described the completed building from a photographer's perspective: 'As the light moves across it during the day, it changes its form and shape... it's full of moods... And photographically speaking, its form is fantastic' (1986). http://www.naa.gov.au/whats-on/online/showcases/dupain/for-media/opera-house.aspx
States - NSW - Opera House - Sydney Opera House by moonlight, photo byMax Dupain Photography, Negative number 8191/1 [3 photographs] [Album 30]
Date: 1972
Primary subject: Not Assigned
Secondary subject: Not Assigned
Image no.: B941, STATES/NSW/OPERA HOUSE/1
Barcode: 5984637
Location: Melbourne
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Series accession number: B941/2
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Structure of the Sydney Opera House.
Morgan J. "It's Reno Time for the City's Grandest House." 2006
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Bereson, Ruth. The Operatic State: Cultural Policy and the Opera House. London: Routledge, 2002.
Craven, J. "Great Buildings: Sydney Opera House" 2008
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Findeli, Alain. "Design Education and Industry: The Laborious Beginnings of the Institute of Design in Chicago in 1944." Journal of Design History 4.2 (1991): 97-113.
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Kaufer, David S., and Brian S. Butler. Rhetoric and the Arts of Design. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1996.
Morgan J. "It's Reno Time for the City's Grandest House." 2006
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Murray, Peter. The Saga of the Sydney Opera House: The Dramatic Story of the Design and Construction of the Icon of Modern Australia. New York: Routledge, 2004.
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Utzon, Jorn "Sydney Opera House Design Principles 2002" http://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/uploadedFiles/About_Us/The_Building/Content_AboutUs_UtzonDesignPrinciples.pdf
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Baird, George. The Architectural Expression of Environmental Control Systems. London: Spon Press, 2001.
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Craven, J. "Great Buildings: Sydney Opera House" 2008
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Hospitality Management Defining and Observing Hospitality Management Defining Hospitality Management The hospitality industry incorporates a broad range of different types of business, all of which have a common characteristics; providing some type of service which has a focus on the services where the provision of hospitality is a central element of the that service, and is a sub-category within the service sector. The industry includes hotels and lodgings, cruise ship companies, restaurants, theme
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Airline tickets, food and beverage and related items are going up faster than planners can adjust. Hotels, destination management companies, transportation providers and suppliers in general are all affected by oil price increases. Industry leaders say that fares may increase by another 20%. Every penny of increase in oil price exacts an extra $1 billion a year from consumers. Smith Travel Research, however, reported a leveling off of increased