Graduating students from the University of New South Wales’ Bachelor of Interior Architecture program showed off their work at an industry opening night on Thursday 24 November, and a separate event for family and friends on Friday 25 November. The theme of the exhibition was re|FORM, as students explored ideas for the proposed cultural facility at Sydney’s Barangaroo.
December 21st, 2011
Photography: Alice Boshell























































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