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The popular Wildflower Pavilion has a long history in the Botanic Garden. The roof structure of the original Botanic Garden office building was identified as an important architectural design of the 1960's that is reflected in other buildings of the same era in Kings Park. The unique design of the roof, a hyperbolic paraboloid, enabled it to be craned into its current location to create the Wildflower Pavilion in 2002.
After being badly damaged in a storm in March 2014, the Wildflower Pavilion roof was carefully dismantled, redesigned to meet current building code and rebuilt with a new steel frame and recycled timber lining. The pavilion has retained its unique shape and appearance and was reopened in April 2015.
The pavilion is spacious and easily accessible, featuring a charming wood-panelled ceiling and very effective acoustics. Surrounded by the beauty of the Botanic Gardens and close to the major visitor precinct on Fraser Avenue, this is an ideal venue for most functions.
- Suited to
- Weddings, social and family functions, community groups, corporate functions, film and photography
- Capacity
- 150 people
- Parking
- Forrest Carpark, Botanic Garden
- Access
- Easily accessed from Forrest Carpark; ideal for groups with limited mobility
- Services
- Public transport bus stop close by in Fraser Avenue precinct
- Toilets
- Tuart toilets close by
- Power
- Available
- Shelter
- Available
- Seating
- Not available
- Refreshments
- Approximately 400 m to Fraser Avenue precinct
- Barbecues
- Not available
- Booking times
- Available 9.00 am - 6.00 pm daily
- Bookings
- Please contact the Bookings Officer
- Location
- Western Australian Botanic Garden
