Italiano: L'Australia Square Tower di Sydney, in Australia, vista dal basso. La torre, alta 170 metri e a pianta circolare, fa parte di un complesso commerciale e di uffici realizzato nel 1967 su progetto dell'architetto Harry Seidler, uno dei principali esponenti del Movimento Moderno in Australia. Foto scattata nel 2007
Deutsch: Australian Square, Sydney, entworfen von Harry Seidler (1961-67). Foto 2007
English: Australia Square, Sydney, 2007
Español: La Australia Square Tower, en Sidney. Foto tomada en 2007.
Français : La Australia Square Tower, à Sydney. Photo prise en 2007.
Italiano: L'Australia Square Tower di Sydney, in Australia, vista dal basso. La torre, alta 170 metri e a pianta circolare, fa parte di un complesso commerciale e di uffici realizzato nel 1967 su progetto dell'architetto Harry Seidler, uno dei principali esponenti del Movimento Moderno in Australia. All'epoca della sua costruzione era l'edificio in calcestruzzo aerato autoclavato più alto del mondo
Nederlands: De Australia Square Tower, de 170 meter hoge toren in het gelijknamige winkel- en zakencentrum in het central business district (zakendistrict) van de Australische stad Sydney. De toren wordt gezien als een icoon van de Australische architectuur.
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