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Melbourne Federation Square
Federation Square is the central square in Melbourne. It was opened in 2002 with purpose to became the center of Melbourne.
Federation Square consists of piazza and a complex of distinctive modern buildings, featuring some very controversial architecture. Love it or hate it – it is here, in the heart of Melbourne.
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The biggest attraction of Federation Square are events, festivals and concerts which regularly happening here. Permanent features are:
- ACMI - Australian Centre for the Moving Image, something more than just a cinema
- The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia - Collection of Australian art
- BMW Edge – indoor amphitheatre
- The Atrium – venue for exhibitions and events
- Melbourne visitor centre
- Australian Horse Racing Museum
Apart from this, there are some offices, caffes and restaurants. |
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| Several buildings are covered with reflective "UFO looking" metal sheets. |
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| Other buildings has glass walls |
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Sliding glass door | 
SBS office on Federation Square | 
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