“Interchange Pavilion” in Sydney. All images © Studio Chris Fox, shared with permission
In 2017, artist utilized decades-old wooden escalators to create above Sydney’s Wynyard Station. His latest project titled “” similarly repurposes vintage railway tracks to construct a 350-square-meter outdoor pavilion. The work is comprised of 250 meters of stainless-steel rails, 15 tons of glass-reinforced concrete, and 1,400 pieces of hardwood. Built in sections, the rails in “Interchange Pavilion” offer several paths upward, where they converge at a central point.
If you’re in Sydney, check out the newly-opened public artwork, which was unveiled August 25. Otherwise, find more from Fox on .
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