
Having the distinguished honour of being the oldest building in Canberra (being built in 1913), the now refurbished Kingston Powerhouse is home to a dedicated contemporary glass arts centre. The strikingly atmospheric building ebbs seamlessly between its historic industrial architectural features and the contemporary art it houses. Especially comforting on cold, windy winter mornings!
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That's a marvellous blue sky. Really sharp image and good to see old and new can sometimes be married so well.
Thanks. It was such a perfect freezing & sunny winter day, just right for a clear sky.
You learn something new every day! Awesome shot!
Me too! For an old building it's not very old - it's the same age as my gran! Light was crazy-amazing that day, all I had to do was point and shoot, didn't really have to do much!
I didn't know this place existed. Since I love glass I will definitely add it to my list to visit when I am next in Canberra.
I didn't either. Stumbled upon it entirely by accident. So glad I did though!
What a interesting looking building - reminds me Davey Jones from "Pirates of the Caribbean".
Ah, I think I can see what you mean. It's definitely a striking building, very imposing too, but in an impressive as opposed to an oppressive way.
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