The Bowali Visitor Information Centre is a place located within the Kakadu National Park in Australia. It provides visitors with information about the park, including: guides, videos, and even a library to help plan trips for the adventurers. This is also another one of the few buildings built by Glenn Murcutt that is openly available to the public on a consistent basis. The design on the building is based on the Aboriginal culture and shaped like one of their rock shelters. I find it really cool that the shape of the building even represents part of the history that the information center is providing to guests. Again, Murcutt’s work is very sleek, and modern looking. His lines draw the eye exactly where they are supposed to go. Also the wood used gives the building a more outdoors/adventure vibe. Another really interesting aspect is the use of all of the windows. This again, like the Berowra Waters Inn uses the windows in order to see the beautiful surroundings.  Also the openness of the design allows for the visitors to explore their surroundings.