Which country does Sydney Opera House come from?

Sydney Opera House belongs to Australia.

Sydney Opera House is located in the long horn of Sydney Harbour, north of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Construction started on March 1959, and1October 20 1973 was officially put into use. It is a landmark building in Australia.

Sydney Opera House covers an area of 1.84 hectares, with a length of 183 meters, a width of1/0/8 meters and a height of 67 meters, which is equivalent to the height of 20 floors. The Opera House is divided into three parts: Opera House, Concert Hall and Benilan Restaurant. The Opera House, Concert Hall and Lounge stand side by side, built on a huge granite pedestal, and each pedestal consists of four big shells. Sydney Opera House is mainly composed of two main halls, some small theaters, performance halls and other ancillary facilities. Both halls are located in the larger sail structure, and the small performance hall is located in the base at the bottom.

Cape Lang, where the Sydney Opera House is located, has been a gathering place for Cardigans for thousands of years. The indigenous performance of the opera house continues the rich tradition of Cape Lang. In this activity, we can see the traditional and contemporary performances of ancient Australian culture, listen carefully to the stories that will be forgotten and relive the ancient cultural customs. Aboriginal performances will launch a series of activities throughout the year.

Architectural features of Sydney Opera House;

Sydney Opera House looks like a white sail about to go to sea. It consists of 10 seashells, echoing the surrounding scenery, with the highest one as high as 67 meters. The appearance of Sydney Opera House is three groups of huge shells, which stand on the cast-in-place reinforced concrete structure base with a length of 186 meters from north to south and a width of 97 meters from east to west. The first group of shells is on the west side of the lot. Four pairs of shells are arranged in a string, three pairs face north and one pair faces south. There is a big concert hall inside.

The second group is on the east side of the lot, roughly parallel to the first group, with the same form but slightly smaller scale, and the opera house is inside. The third group is the smallest group in their southwest, which consists of two pairs of shells and has a restaurant inside. Other rooms are cleverly arranged in the base. The entrance of the whole building complex is at the southern end, with a large step with a width of 97 meters, and the vehicle entrance and parking lot are located under the big step. These "shells" are arranged in turn, the first three are covered with one, facing the bay and hugging, and the last one stands with its back to the bay.

The white roof of the Opera House is paved with more than one million Swedish terracotta tiles, which have been specially treated, so it is not afraid of the sea breeze. Below the roof are the two major performance venues of the Sydney Opera House: the Concert Hall and the Opera House.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Sydney Opera House.