Opinion

Opinion | Plan to make Bathurst's historic TAFE building a performing arts centre of excellence

By Henry Bialowas
Updated June 6 2020 - 9:36pm, first published 2:00am

Respected Bathurst architect Henry Bialowas has written this piece for the Western Advocate, outlining his vision for redeveloping the historic TAFE building into a performing arts centre of excellence.

GRAND VISION: Bathurst architect Henry Bialowas believes the historic TAFE building on William Street should become a performing arts centre of excellence, with Mitchell Conservatorium as its first tenant. Photo: SAM BOLT
GRAND VISION: Bathurst architect Henry Bialowas believes the historic TAFE building on William Street should become a performing arts centre of excellence, with Mitchell Conservatorium as its first tenant. Photo: SAM BOLT

FOR more than 20 years I have been involved in bringing the Bathurst Town Square to light and over the past 10 years with the Town Square Group, I have been instrumental in elevating its deserved recognition and prominence to the heritage and cultural benefit of this city.

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