Original sentence: The building incorporates an art gallery, a café, a retail area and a large stage.The building was designed by Phillips/Pilkington Architects Pty Ltd and Habitable Places, and features a corrugated iron roof modeled to resemble the sweep of an Ibis' wings – drawing a direction connection to the Tjilbruke Dreaming.Work was completed on the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre by early September, 2002, and was officially opened later that month by representatives of the Kaurna people, the Marion Council Mayor, and local federal parliamentarian, Andrew Southcott
Edited sentence: A similar fire was lit in May, 2004, and allowed to burn for several days as part of the National Reconciliation Week.Amongst these symbols are a number of circles around selected trunks, representing the freshwater springs that were created by Tjilbruke's tears; flows of coloured sands running through the work to represent the gully winds and the "flow of the river and of life"; and a representation of an ibis positioned above iron pyrite, symbolising Tjilbruke's final transformation.Built by Paul Dixon, the canoe was carved using traditional techniques from a tree found in nearby Mitchell Park.Commissioned by the City of Marion, the work consists of a number of tree trunks clustered together, interwoven with symbolic representations of aspects from the Dreaming.Located on the site is Tjilbruke narna arra, Tjilbruke Gateway, a representation of the Tjilbruke Dreaming by artists Sherry Rankine, Margaret Worth and Gavin Malone.Other Reconciliation Week events at the site included the 2009 launch of the first new bark canoe since European settlement.The 2004 fire served as the centerpiece of a number of local celebrations and events during that period – including a farewell ceremony for outgoing Mayor, Colin Haines, and a protest against the building of the Ansett Call Centre close to the site.The building incorporates an art gallery, a café, a retail area and a large stage for cultural events.The building was designed by Phillips/Pilkington Architects Pty Ltd and Habitable Places, and features a corrugated iron roof modeled to resemble the sweep of an Ibis' wings, drawing a direction connection to the Tjilbruke Dreaming.The events brought together up to 150 people, was was used by members of the Kaurna people to help maintain a connection to the land.The work was intended, amongst other aims, to provide a space in which the Dreaming stories could be related by members of the Kaurna people.These include the "friendship fires" initiated in 1999 by Georgina Williams, which were lit at each full moon using traditional techniques.Warriparinga has been the site of a number of significant cultural events in recent years.Work was completed on the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre by early September, 2002, and it was officially opened later that month by representatives of the Kaurna people, the Marion Council Mayor, and local federal parliamentarian, Andrew Southcott