Student designs cutting edge arts pavilion for Lake Macquarie

A cutting edge $3.5 million multimedia arts facility on Lake Macquarie is set to open in 2021, designed by an architecture student and on track to boost tourism by $15 million.

The Australian cultural landscape is about to gain a new attraction, which could be the most exciting national arrival since the opening of MONA 10 years ago, even though it is a smaller project.

At the edge of the largest coastal saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere, on the traditional lands of the Awabakal people, is a site that will soon boast Australia’s first purpose-built multimedia arts pavilion, MAP/Mima.

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