The design explores these views and aspects by the creation of a waterside promenade to the north and east edges, while to the west a wetland and forest complete the atmosphere for continuous public access at the water's edge. It is envisaged that a sophisticated media and communications centre providing the Museum with the capability to exchange media programming and data with schools, museums and other institutions around the world will also be incorporated. The Museum will combine the best contemporary exhibition techniques and state of the art technology within a dynamic architectural space to create a unique visitor experience. It will be a place that all Australians can call their own. By Fred Mitchell with information taken from fact sheets supplied by the Construction Coordination Committee.
Rare convict relics a prize for the nation.
Senator Reid accepts original Land Deed to Melbourne for the National Museum.