yet been implemented. Name origin The name comes from the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri, meaning "beside the river". The name was applied to the park after the design was adopted. References City of Melbourne, New riverside park design brief, May 1998 (unpublished). City of Melbourne, Melbourne's new riverside park draft concept plan, August 1998 (unpublished). Georgina Whitehead, History notes for new riverside park area, prepared for the City of Melbourne, 1998 (unpublished). Georgina Whitehead, Civilising the City: A History of Melbourne's Public Gardens. State Library of Victoria, 1997. Gallery External links City of Melbourne general information on Birrarung Marr Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (Victoria) jury comments and photo gallery – planning award Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (Victoria) jury comments and photo gallery – design award Federation Bells Compose music for the Federation Bells and find information on the bells and playing times Australian Bell Pty Ltd more information on Federation Bells Parks in Melbourne East Melbourne, Victoria Urban public parks 2002 establishments in Australia Tourist attractions in Melbourne Landmarks in Melbourne