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After losing their home to a fire, the Bawoorrooga community hit rock bottom. From there, this remote Australian Aboriginal community built themselves back from the ground up – literally. Using the red earth of their sacred homeland, the community built a sustainable home that truly reflected their culture and their land.
Tour around the cleverly designed tourism enterprise in North-East Tasmania that honours the aboriginal community while utilising contemporary architecture to create unique experiences for guests.
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