August 2008

National Sports Museum / Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Conflicts 1945 to Today / Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Mary MacKillop Museum / Mary MacKillop Heritage Centre, Melbourne
Melbourne Cricket Club Museum / Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Marine Life / Melbourne Museum, Melbourne
Australian Wildlife Health Centre / Healesville Sanctuary, Melbourne
Gallery of Medals / Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne
Western Australian Maritime Museum / Fremantle, Western Australia
CSIRO Discovery Centre / Black Mountain, Canberra
Ford Discovery Centre / Ford Australia, Geelong
World War 2 Galleries / Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Immigration Museum / Old Customs House, Melbourne

Australian Journeys, National Museum of Australia, Canberra
Melbourne Water Visitor Interpretive Centre, Melbourne
Navy Gallery, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney
Naval Stores Interpretive Centre, Brisbane City Council, Brisbane
The Dynamic Rainforest, CSIRO Skyrail, Cairns
CUB Brewhouse Abbotsford, Carlton & United Breweries, Melbourne
CUB Brewhouse Yatala, Carlton & United Breweries, Brisbane

Australian Museum Exhibition Master Plan, Sydney
Shrine of Remembrance Exhibition Master Plan, Melbourne
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum Master Plan, Warrnambool
Jewish Museum Master Plan, Sydney

Miss Australia, National Museum of Australia, Canberra
Desert Extremes, National Museum of Australia, Canberra
Mars and Beyond, National Museum of Australia, Canberra
The Petrov Affair, Old Parliament House, Canberra
State of Design 2004, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne
ABC Radio Trailer, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Sydney
AMP Journey of a Nation Centenary, Avery Event Management, Melbourne

Air New Zealand LA International Airport Lounge, Los Angeles
Air New Zealand Koru Lounge, Auckland
Louis Vuitton Global Department Store, Sydney
DFS Department Store, Surfers Paradise

Opened / March 2008
Floor Area / 2,500m²

Designed as a living room for sports buffs, the National Sports Museum is located deep in the undercroft of the redeveloped Melbourne Cricket Ground stadium. The Museum includes the Olympic Exhibition, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, dedicated galleries for Cricket, Australian Rules Football and Multi-sports, temporary exhibition galleries and an interactive sports hall. Traditional museum displays are developed with contemporary themes and high-technology interactives.

Photography by John Gollings
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Opened / February 2008
Area / 1200m²
Awarded / Premier’s Design Award 2008 in Cultural Exhibition Design
Reviewed / Artichoke magazine issue 23 

The Conflicts 1945 to Today galleries in the Australian War Memorial commemorate Australia’s post WW2 wars and peace-keeping operations. The galleries cover Korea, Malaya and Indonesia, Vietnam, Afghanistan and the two Gulf Wars. The interpretive approach is to present personal stories through both traditional and contemporary media, allowing the visitor to engage at different levels with the hardship and horrors experienced by Australian personnel. Whilst the context might have changed, the individual experiences of Australians in any of the conflicts are as relevant today as they were at the time.

Photography by Dianna Snape
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