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Museum of Chinese Australian History
22-24 Cohen Place,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4529 |
A four-storey red brick warehouse, built in c.1890 and now redeveloped as the Museum of Chinese Australian History. A significant example of the large warehouses constructed in the Little Bourke Street area in the last century, given greater prominence now as the civic focus of Chinatown. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B4529 |
Regional |
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131 Flinders Lane,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0094 |
A notable example of boldly rusticated bluestone at ground level, with one semi-elliptical and two semi-circular arches nicely juxtaposed with an austere stuccoed upper storey. Classified: 'Regional' 05/06/1958 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B0094 |
State |
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93 Little Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6632 |
All that remains of this former red-brick warehouse constructed in c.1910 is the front wall facing Little Bourke Street. The retention of this wall is necessary to maintain the historic urban context of the Chinatown district and it alludes to the former scale of Little Bourke Street on its south side. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6632 |
Regional | |
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Ancient Times House
116 - 118 Little Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6635 |
A simple utilitarian warehouse building constructed about 1915, this building strengthens the character of Chinatown by its scale and brick consturction. The building's simple brick form is only relieved by render bands, brick pilasters and the decorative brick motif at the centre of the parapet. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6635 |
Regional | |
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St Vincent De Paul
585 Little Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B1767 |
A simple gable-fronted bluestone building constructed as a store for Anderson and Marshall, merchants, in 1864-65. The exterior is in virtually original condition. Classified: 18/10/1979 |
B1767 |
Local |
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198 - 200 Little Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4533 |
Miss Cavanagh erected the two-storey brick warehousein 1904. The architect was J. Edmund Burke and the builder F. B. Sewell of Stanley Street, Elsternwick. The three bay facade is articulated by giant stylised brick piers supporting a flat entablature. The bays formed by these piers are almost fully glazed and are crowned by recessed arches. The facade was originally red brick with cement render and green paintwork to all joinery and decorative metalwork. Features include art ... more |
B4533 |
Local |
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Stevenson & sons
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Bicycle Victoria House
15 - 19 O'Connell Street,, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B0151 |
A former warehouse of State architectural and historical significance. The former warehouse, completed in 1889 for L Stevenson and Sons, softgoods merchants and warehousemen, is the only known surviving building constructed by this pioneering firm. Architecturally, it is an impressively scaled basalt structure with strong detailing evocative of its industrial use and is one of the few original examples outside the Melbourne Central Business District. Classified: ... more |
B0151 |
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