As the new Western Sydney Airport design nears completion, take a look inside as the architecture takes shape.
Luke Hopewell is Head of Content and Digital Marketing at Associate Global Partners and oversees content strategy for Switzer Daily and Switzer Report. He was previously the head of editorial at Twitter Australia, the editor of cult tech site Gizmodo, launch editor of Business Insider's Australian edition, with stints various corporates like CBA and Telstra in-between. When he's not writing, he's getting outdoors and patting all the nice dogs he meets.
As the new Western Sydney Airport design nears completion, take a look inside as the architecture takes shape.
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