Australia: Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle
September 16th 2008 08:06
The Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra doesn’t refer to an anomaly in the time and space continuum, where ships and planes disappear without a trace (though many political careers have). It is a scenic and picturesque precinct, containing some of Australia’s most important national and parliamentary buildings.
The Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra, A.C.T highlights the similarity of design between the Australian capital and the American capital, Washington, D.C. Both have Parliamentary Triangles that link up the house of government with important monuments and places. The Canberra triangle was a significant part of the design of the city by American architect, Walter Burley-Griffin.
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The Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra, A.C.T highlights the similarity of design between the Australian capital and the American capital, Washington, D.C. Both have Parliamentary Triangles that link up the house of government with important monuments and places. The Canberra triangle was a significant part of the design of the city by American architect, Walter Burley-Griffin.
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