On the second day of Open House Perth, I made my way around Perth CBD. We made our way up P&O Building to have a view of inner city Perth. We explored Cathedral Square precinct which included the new Perth City Library and COMO Treasury (making sure to stop by for coffee at the cool little coffee stand called Telegram). We visited architectural firm Cameron Chisholm Nicol (I learned that they’re the ones who built Perth Arena) and got a cool little tour of the office from their staff. My friend wanted to try out the dessert at Honey Creme before we headed to lunch at Angel Falls Grill in Shafto Lane. It was hard to find somewhere open for lunch in the city on a Sunday! I hope you enjoy some of my favourite images from Sunday.
Open House Perth, Part One
Given that one of my “dream jobs” was to be an architect, I’ve been meaning to check out Perth Open House. Every year when Perth Open House comes around, I always seem to have other plans. This year I made an intentional effort to find out which weekend it would fall on and made sure I made time for it. If you didn’t already know, Perth Open House occurs on a weekend in November, where private spaces such as people’s houses and iconic buildings are opened up to the public to explore. This year, there were over 90 destinations on the list. Many of which were located around Perth and Northbridge. West Perth and Leederville also had some great spaces.
Final day in Malacca
Our last day in Malacca was sunny and humid, typical of Malaysian weather. We decided to make one final tourist stop in the morning before our 6 hour drive back to Penang.
Malacca’s famous Jonker Street Market
Jonker Walk is located on Jalan Hang Jebat, which is formerly known as Jonker Street. It’s easy to find since it’s at the city centre. Shops line both side of the street and many of the shops are housed within 17th century heritage buildings. A range of goods are sold along the street, from antiques, gifts and textiles, to traditional Malaccan snacks and food stalls. You’re bound to find something tasty or an interesting piece of history to take home with you.
Malacca’s museums and historic sites
This is part two of a four-part Into The Archives series of photo essays, diving into some of my favourite photos from my three day trip.
- Part One – Family roadtrip to Malacca, Malaysia
- Part Two – Malacca’s museums and historic sites
- Part Three – Malacca’s famous Jonker Street Market
- Part Four – Final day in Malacca
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