Williamstown Dressing Pavilion - Sirens (1936)

• Early example of a new design ethic, European Modernism, being introduced to Melbourne.
• Overtly Modernist building with a design lineage reaching back to de Stijl Movement based in Holland. 
• Brought a large number of people in contact with architectural modernism. 
• Demonstrates Williamstown’s importance as a recreational centre during the inter-war period.