The Bell Tower

The Bell Tower rises with a distinct copper-clad spire that reflects the sunlight over the Swan River. It houses the twelve bells from London’s Saint Martin-in-the-Fields church, which were gifted to Western Australia to mark the nineteen eighty-eight bicentenary of Australia. These bells rang out across London for centuries, and rumor holds that they once signaled the victory of the Spanish Armada. They hang in a glass and steel frame designed to showcase the ringing process to anyone passing through the lobby.