The Sydney Opera House is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Sydney, Australia. It was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon and took 14 years to complete between 1957-1973. The iconic building is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture and is one of the most famous performing arts centers in the world. It cost a total of $374.4 million to construct and refurbish over several stages between 1957-2002.

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15. TOTAL EXPENDITURE Table: Sydney Opera House Construction and Refurbishment Expenditure 1957-2002 * $69 million committed TOTAL EXPENDITURE ACTUAL MILLION STAGE 1: PLATFORM : 1957-1963 (Architect: Jørn Utzon) $5.2 STAGE 2: ROOF : To Feb 1967 (Architect: Jørn Utzon) $13.2 STAGE 3: INTERIOR : To June 1973 (Architect: Peter Hall) $80.4 FORECOURT REFURBISHMENT : 1988 (Andrew Anderson) $34.6 UPGRADE 1: EXTERIOR / INTERIOR : 1988-1989 (PWD) $120.0 UNDERGROUND CAR PARK : To 1993 Mar 17 $40.0 THEATREWORKS / THE STUDIO / CH ANTEROOM / WESTERN BROADWALK FOYER : To 1999 Mar 5 (Architect: Leif Kristensen) $12.0 UPGRADE 2: EXTERIOR / INTERIOR : 1998-2002 (Architects: Richard Johnson / Jørn & Jan Utzon) *$69.0 TOTAL $374.4