I'm so stoked about the Sydney Open! 
But, like, at the same time, I don't know if I should be excited about it... I mean, have you seen the size of that exhibition space? It's gonna be packed, right? 
But then again, who doesn't love seeing architectural models up close and personal? The one with the ventilation system is so cool! 
And I'm all for queer history and culture being celebrated – but can't we do more than just a centre in an old police station? It's like, we need to go beyond just preserving the past... or am I saying that? 
But, like, at the same time, I don't know if I should be excited about it... I mean, have you seen the size of that exhibition space? It's gonna be packed, right? But then again, who doesn't love seeing architectural models up close and personal? The one with the ventilation system is so cool! And I'm all for queer history and culture being celebrated – but can't we do more than just a centre in an old police station? It's like, we need to go beyond just preserving the past... or am I saying that? 
. It seems like they're bringing together some really cool stuff – architecture, history, culture... I mean, who wouldn't want to check out that Gherkin model? 
The fact that it's part of an exhibition is just genius. And the converted police station turned Qtopia Sydney sounds like a fascinating spot to learn about queer history and culture 
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. November and December should be pretty busy in Sydney, but I think it'll be worth it to experience all these unique events and exhibitions 
. The exhibit features some crazy cool building models, like that Gherkin thing – I mean, who knew ventilation systems could be so interesting? 
but hey who am i to judge right? 
anyways, been thinking about the old darlingshurst police station turned into qtopia sydney and thats actually kinda cool 
would love to check that out some time. also curious about those archaeological ruins in millers point 
have heard of it from an old mate but never made it there yet 