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Parramatta River Interpretation Plan​

Parramatta River is the historical, cultural and environmental life-blood of Parramatta, with stories of change and development, cultural meanings and associations, birds and fish, boats and settlement, industry and institutions, and past times and present.

Client: Parramatta City Council
The interpretation plan serves as a guide for all future interpretive developments along the river. The plan:
  • addresses the various audiences and their potential attractors,
  • identifies the cultural and environmental interpretive values,
  • develops a series of discrete interpretive zones and their associated thematic structures, and
  • provides a series of prioritised and costed recommendations for interpretive developments.
The project was developed in association with Mauhaus.
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    • Exhibitions >
      • Atturaif
      • Brambuk
      • Built on Gold
      • Champions
      • Eureka Skydeck
      • Carlton Brewery
      • Mt Martha
      • Tribeca
    • Interpretation and Strategic Plans​ >
      • Ian Potter Conservatory ANBG
      • Bells Beach
      • Budj Bim
      • Como
      • Great Ocean Walk
      • Parramatta River
      • Trial Bay
      • Victoria Quay
      • Queens Wharf Brisbane
    • Interpretive Signage >
      • Donna Buang Rainforest Gallery
      • RBG Cranbourne
      • Mallacoota Walk
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