We’re stuck in symbolism for a while

Late last year, TF.A Principal, Kieran Wong, was interview by Frances Silberstein for an article she was writing on the topic of architecture and reconciliation. Frances is a recent graduate from the Master of Architecture program at UWA, with an interest in the relationship between First Nations Australians and architecture. This article was written following her return from an extended period overseas.

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