International cutting edge, dual hemisphere architects don’t come any more clever and hard working than Professor Mark Burry. Head of SIAL, the spatial architecture wing of the School of Architecture at RMIT (Melbourne), Prof Burry is also one of the architects working on the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. He works in Melborne, the other architect works in Barcelona. The two work on computer files that are shared between the two countries – and the building of the Sagrada Familia continues on. Come along to share in this Spanish marvel – 5.30 drinks, 6.15pm Lecture, LT1 at the School of Architecture, Vivian St
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