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Who Built the Sydney Opera House?
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The Sydney Opera House was built in 1973 by Danish architect, Jorn Utzon. The Sydney Opera House has seven performance venues and can seat more than 4000 people.
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In the 1940's plans were started to build a large enough venue for large productions. They had been using the Sydney Town Hall, but it just wasn't big enough. After years of planning
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Construction on the Sydney Opera house began March of 1959 although there were many stages to the construction that lasted several years. There were a couple stages that were build
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Glass, bricks Stairs, walls.
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