The recent launch for the 2013 edition of Melbourne Open House was a rather macabre affair.
July 8th, 2013
Organisers took the unorthodox approach of celebrating the 2013 launch at Melbourne General Cemetery’s Saint Mary of the Cross Mausoleum by Harmer Architects. Demonstrating the wide variety of properties (normally out of bounds) that are on offer this year, the event kickstarted the two day program that falls on July 27th and July 28th.
Melbourne Open House 2013
(Photos: Phillip Gao and Marie-Angela Paino)
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