Sacred Spaces

Sacred Spaces is an Australian program which screens on Channel 31, featuring architecture, buildings and spaces in Melbourne and Victoria. In each 12-minute episode an architect gives an insider’s guided tour of their favourite place. 

The series covers some of Melbourne’s most interesting and innovative structures, projects and architectural practices, and explores the relationship between people and buildings.

Off-air recordings of this series are now available via LibrarySearch to view online.  Please login to LibrarySearch to open the video files.

Sacred Spaces episodes 1-6: Medibank Place; Geelong Library and Heritage Centre; Monash Clayton; Soho Village Point Cook; William Barak; Ngarara Willim Centre.

Sacred Spaces episodes 7-12: Monash University Clayton; Mirrat House; Library at the Dock; AGL 699 Bourke St; Martin Place, Sydney; Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre.

Sacred Spaces episodes 13-18: Robert Cochrane Kindergarten; University of Melbourne, Arts West; Ceremonial opening of Flinders & Swanston Streets; Thornbury Artists Studio; Urban bushfire design; Bendigo Theatre Gaol.

I'm not sure why there is a need to re-make 'Jumanji', but Jack Black seems to think libraries are cool*







*Maybe.

Online videos for teaching and learning

Did you know the Library offers many streaming video resources that include Architecture and Design videos? They are available on- and off-campus and can be accessed from the Library’s Databases A-Z page or the Architecture and Design library subject guides. Online video resources include:

Art and architecture in video (Alexander Street)

Contains over 500 hours of documentaries and interviews about various art forms, including