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The history of this mid-century marvel is a rich tapestry that traces its evolution under the care of various custodians who have each added their unique thread.<\/p>\n

The initial groundwork for the modernist icon was laid in 1971 by Graeme Amos, an industrial designer and co-founder of the architectural firm O\u2019Neill, Pilli, Amos.<\/p>\n