Look at us now!
It’s been 29 years, but the change to Docklands is remarkable – as evidenced by the soon-to-be-released new version of The Melbourne Map.
The original was completed in 1990 and a coloured 2019 edition is expected to be released in March.
The black and white version is available already, including larger signed limited prints.
Project founder and producer Melinda Clarke shared the uncoloured version with Docklands News, and the result is incredible.
In 1990 Docklands comprised wharfs, sheds and a preponderance of railway lines. Fast-forward to now and there’s hardly room to fit in all the towers and facilities – and that’s with 40 per cent more development to come!
General-release black and white prints can be found in a couple of places in the CBD – Clementines, 7 Degraves St and Melbournalia, 50 Bourke St. For more, visit www.themelbournemap.com.au
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