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Fed Square acknowledges the Traditional Owners, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, on whose land we gather and work. We respect their traditions and embrace their traditional and contemporary expression. More. About.
Fed Square is part of Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone, which includes the area from the iconic Queen Victoria Market to Victoria Harbour in Docklands, up to Spring Street and over Flinders Street Station and Fed Square.
- The Aesthetics of Public Space
- Urbanity and Federation
- The Art of Building A Building For Art
John Macarthur What is refreshing about Federation Square is a certain familiarity married to whole scale formal invention. It is a public building – something that many have thought obsolete or nostalgic. To be sure, the formal language and some of the spaces of Federation Square are novel, unfamiliar, and indeed illegible to the public. And yet i...
Graham Crist Federation Square belongs to a tradition of civic projects where the architectural monument is enlisted in an urban recovery campaign. The treatment of the site and the healing of a few sores to create the City Beautiful was a clear agenda of the brief. Specifically, a series of actions was demanded for the site: the definition of a ci...
ZARA STANHOPE While celebrating long awaited arrival of several new cultural spaces in Melbourne, there is also now the opportunity to consider their functionality and value for the cultural organizations and audiences they are to serve. Do they deliver for artists, institutional curators, choreographers, designers and other stakeholders, including...
It incorporates major cultural institutions such as the Ian Potter Centre, Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and the Koorie Heritage Trust as well as cafes and bars in a series of buildings centred around a large paved square, and a glass walled atrium.
Fed Square is Melbourne’s (Naarm) leading destination for major arts and community festivals, exhibitions, talks, workshops and conferences, free live music and big screen action. To help plan your next visit, check out what’s on, below. Search.
The Atrium is located inside the big building at Federation Square between Beer Deluxe and the NGV Design Studio. Every now and there, there are markets that take place in this area. Sometimes there are arts & crafts, books, and other stuff. There might be also a running club that meets here every week.
- 164A Flinders St Melbourne Victoria 3000 Australia
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