Papua New Guinea National Parliament House

Cecil Hogan · Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea · 1984

Cecil Hogan’s parliament building translates the image of a traditional meeting house into a national civic institution. The large roof and decorated entrance create a recognizable public identity, while the wider composition accommodates the practical functions of a modern parliamentary complex. Visiting: The facade with its painted gable is seen from outside in Waigani; the public gallery opens during sittings.

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