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Baird and Studio of Pacific Architecture, together with paving designs by Toi Te Rito Maihi and Allen Wihongi (east side), and Daisy Nadjungdanga in association with Urban Art Projects (west side).  Baird (born 1957) is a Wellington (NZ)-based designer, whose work is mostly concerned with the themes of memory and remembrance.  His work in New Zealand includes The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at the National War Memorial, New Zealand (Kingsley Baird, www.kingsleybaird.com/, accessed October 2011).
Australian Peace-keeping Memorial                                                Dedicated on 14 September 2017, the Australian Peacekeeping Memorial was designed by Super Colossal, an architectural practice based in Sydney.
Rats of Tobruk Memorial                                                          Dedicated on 13 April 1981, the Rats of Tobruk Memorial was designed by the architects Denton Corker Marshall.  Marc Clark was the consultant sculptor on the project, and he also designed and created the 'eternal flame' component of the memorial.  Clark (born 1923) studied sculpture in England before serving in the North Africa campaign during WWII.  He migrated to Australia in 1960.  His work is held by many state and regional galleries as well as the NGA and Parliament House (Australian Virtual Galleries, 'Marc Clarke CV, www.iainreid.com.au/sculpture/marc_clark.htm, accessed October 2011, site active 4 August 2022).
Royal Australian Air Force Memorial                                              Dedicated on 15 March 1973, the original Royal Australian Air Force Memorial was designed by Inge King AM.  The later three black granite walls behind the sculpture were designed by Robert Boynes.  Inge King was born in 1918 in Berlin, where she also studied sculpture.  In 1939 she fled from Nazi Germany to England, and in 1951 she migrated to Australia, where she established herself as large-scale non-figurative sculptor.  She has won numerous awards for her work, including the City of Melbourne Honoured Artist Award 1997.  In 2009, the Australian Arts Council awarded her the Visual Arts Emeritus Award, which recognised her pivotal role in raising the profile of modern sculpture in Australia (Wikipedia, 'Inge King', en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inge_King, accessed October 2011).
Australian Service Nurses National Memorial                                      Dedicated on 2 October 1999, the Australian Nurses National Memorial was designed by Robin Moorhouse, a Sydney-based artist, who trained as a jeweller and silversmith before becoming a sculptor, in conjunction with MonuMental Design and Australian nursing associations.  The design was the result of a competition (Inglis, 1998, p. 485;  PNGAA Library, 'The dedication of the Australian Services Nurses National Memorial, www.pngaa.net/Library/NurseMemorial.html, accessed October 2011).
Royal Australian Navy Memorial                                                   Unveiled on 3 March 1986, the Royal Australian Navy Memorial was designed by sculptor Ante Dabro in collaboration with the architects Lester Firth and Associates and Robert Woodward.  Dabro (born 1938) is a Croation-born sculptor who has been based in Canberra since the late 1960s.  He lectured in the ANU School of Art