A 25-foot-long fiberglass and steel shark sculpture embedded head-first into the roof of an otherwise-ordinary home in the eastern suburbs of Oxford, The owner extracted the 25-foot-long shark sculpture in protest immediately after it was recognized as a heritage site.
In 1986, the late Bill Heine commissioned a 25ft, 30st (200kg), fibreglass sculpture of a great white shark. Then, with the help of a crane, installed it, head first in the roof of his terraced house.