The large steel column on a 90 degree angle is what carries the roof load down to the concrete footings located inside the glass exterior.

This is a view from within the Pavilion looking up and outwards through one of the windows. It is interesting to see the four angled columns all facing outwards, either into the building, or out.

This is a closer view of one of the four corners of the Carousel Pavilion.

Large eaves of steel mesh extend from all four sides of the Pavilion.

Steel columns protrude out from the corner of the building rising up to join and support the beams of the roof.

Building: The Carousel

Location: Geelong Waterfront

Address: 1 Eastern Beach Road, Geelong

Usage: Tourism Attraction

Architects: McGlashen Everist

Built: 2000