‘Genuinely Inclusive’: Yagan Square.

Water features prominently throughout the development, with a series of connected experiences reflecting the site's past.
Image: Peter Bennetts
Yagan Square

In an article recently published in ArchitectureAU , TF.A Principal Emma Williamson reflects on Perth’s new civic square and the way the combined design team of IPH, Lyons Architecture and Aspect Studios, have integrated “the wisdom of the custodians of our land into the fabric of our growing cities.”

https://architectureau.com/articles/yagan-square-lyons/?utm_source=ArchitectureAU&utm_campaign=ec851a9562-AAU_2019_10_29&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_e3604e2a4a-ec851a9562-42775689&mc_cid=ec851a9562&mc_eid=c4dc67544a

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