Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House is famous for its special roofs which resemble two files of dragon scales arising with multiple folds inside, ending in sharp angle corners. You will be struck with an image of a huge dragon is waking up, raising his head with these scales on the neck rising, like a frozen fan opened a small angle. Glass windows under the bottom scale, covering the space between the roof and the lower structure, reflects orange lights from sunset. And on the other side of the building, same shape scales facing the opposite direction. Three-layered opera house with wooden exterior walls supports the superstructure and spreads to the two sides around the building with stairs on an inclined slope from glass windows to the ground. There is still space vacant for a patio until the boundary of the whole theater, three sides surrounded by the sea and one side heading to the city. `