Barangaroo Reserve

Welcome to Barangaroo Reserve, a site of profound 'reconciliation and healing' situated on the edge of Sydney’s modern metropolis. We are standing on a landscape that has undergone a 'spectacular transformation' from a derelict…

The Cutaway is a massive, cavernous space hidden beneath the hills of Barangaroo Reserve, serving as a site for exhibitions and cultural events. At its entrance, the 'Wellama' film plays on a seamless loop, reflecting 'Aboriginal…

Walking along the water’s edge at Nawi Cove, you are surrounded by over ten thousand 'sandstone blocks' that were quarried on-site to create this headland. This is a literal 'symbolism' of the land being reshaped into its…

The Stargazer Lawn is the highest point of Barangaroo Reserve, offering 'spectacular harbor views' and a unique connection to the sky. It is a place for 'final reflections' and for 'looking after each other' under the vast…

The vegetation at Barangaroo Reserve is a meticulously curated 'living museum' of native Sydney plants. Over seventy-five thousand plants were used to recreate the bushland, including the 'Paka' plant. …

As we walk through the park, it is essential to reflect on the woman for whom it is named: Barangaroo. She was a 'powerful Aboriginal woman' who lived during the early years of British settlement and was known for her strength…

The northern reaches of the reserve culminate in a second cove, which offers a 'unique perspective' on the 'spectacular harbor views' toward the Harbor Bridge. This area is a site of 'reconciliation and healing,' where the…

As our scholarly journey through Barangaroo Reserve comes to an end, we are reminded of the 'spiritual potency' and 'heartbeat' that define this sacred land. We have walked through the 'Cutaway,' felt the 'sandstone' blocks, and…