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The RMIT Design Archives preserves a comprehensive chronicle of Melbourne's design evolution, spanning physical and digital materials from the twentieth century onward. Visitors can explore an extensive collection documenting local creative practices, architectural innovations, and graphic design trajectories that illuminate the city's rich design heritage. Admission is free, offering an accessible window into the visual and material culture that has shaped Melbourne's design landscape.
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154 Victoria St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
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