A good part of Baz Luhrmann's excruciating national epic, "Australia," is set on an enormous cattle station, Faraway Downs, in the Northern Territory.
They take us inside an enormous train station and a cramped room and then, with whipping cameras and shuddering edits, break that space into bits as another bullet finds its mark, another body hits the ground, and the world falls apart just a little bit more.
"The Japanese see the obvious benefit of having this enormous gas station on their border," said William D. Miller, executive vice president of BP Sakhalin, a BP-led group that plans to drill its first exploratory well in 2004 in a third international block.
Giving yourself a push with your little finger and flying across the long, extended hallway of an enormous space station?
These enormous cooking stations were sometimes constructed in the field for outdoor feasts, on occasion to celebrate a battle victory.
The natural human Earth Alliance that suffers infighting and mistrust of one another: the smaller, peaceful and neutral Pacific Ocean island nation called the Orb Union, and the small, technologically advanced Coordinators living on a group of enormous space stations called the PLANTS in high Earth orbit.
The gallery, housed in an enormous converted power station at Bankside, already comes garlanded with superlatives.
London's Tate Modern is another enormous former power station; then there's Sydney's hugely popular Powerhouse Museum; and in Paris, the Gare d'Orsay was an industrial leftover.
Few current projects better illustrate this conflict than Stuttgart 21, a plan to build an enormous new railway station, along with 37 miles of underground track, in the heart of this old industrial city.
He bought and flipped an enormous WA cattle station in the early 90s that has since become a tourist resort.
