Photographs of Barangaroo development and Wynyard Station upgrade, August 2013-November 2016 / by David Hodgson

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August 2013-November 2016

Graphic Materials, Photographs

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12 photographs - digital, JPEGs, black & white

In 2003 the New South Wales Government determined that the Barangaroo precinct on Darling Harbour would be redeveloped from shipping and stevedoring facilities to provide more commercial office space and recreational areas. Between 2015-2017 Wynyard Station was upgraded to improve safety and accessibility including construction of a walkway to Barangaroo Ferry Wharf.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

Comprises 12 digital photographs documenting the development of northern Barangaroo, a precinct of Darling Harbour in Sydney, and the upgrade of nearby Wynyard Station which connects to Barangaroo.

Item 01: Barangaroo development, August 2013 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 02: Barangaroo development, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 03: Northern entrance to Barangaroo Reserve, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 04: Barangaroo and city looking south, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 05: Barangaroo and city looking south, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 06: Barangaroo Reserve looking west, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 07: Barangaroo and city looking south, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 08: Barangaroo development looking west, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 09: Barangaroo to Wynyard Walk, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 10: Barangaroo to Wynyard Walk, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson
Item 11: Barangaroo to Wynyard Walk, November 2016v
Item 12: Opal ticket gates at Wynyard Station, November 2016 / photograph by David Hodgson

Copyright status:: In copyright - Life of creator plus 70 years
Copyright holder:: David Hodgson
Research & study copies allowed:
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Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy David Hodgson