Exploring Melbourne's MPavilions: A Retrospective Look
By
Amy Frearson
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Summary
The article discusses the past MPavilions built in Melbourne's Queen Victoria Gardens and raises questions about the current status of these structures, particularly focusing on MPavilion 10 by Tadao Ando. It reflects on the history of the program and the contributions of various architects.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledNine temporary MPavilions have been built in Melbourne's Queen Victoria Gardens since the Naomi Milgrom Foundation launched the programme in 2014.
With the fate of MPavilion 10 by Tadao Ando hanging in the balance, we look back at all the programme's past pavilions and ask, where are they now?
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