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Churchlands Redevelopment - Edith Cowan University

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Landscape Architects: URBIS

location: Cromarty Road, Churchlands    Edith Cowan University

Public Art is an integral part of the ECU Churchlands Redevelopment project. The art responds to the natural environment, using recycled materials, re-using site materials, supporting the local bird life, providing information and education and fostering a sense of local pride and ownership within the new residential community.

The art is a celebration of the natural environment.

It is: “Art that is interactive on the most profound scale; denoting the disarming realization that we are indeed intrinsically connected to living things.”     (Lorenna Grant)

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April 2008

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