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Former Eadies Building & Hydraulic Lift
61 - 69 A'Beckett Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6537 |
The warehouse building was built in 1870-71 on the basalt plinth of the earlier c.1850 stone store for McClure Valentine & Co., wholesale grocers and wine & spirit merchants. Inside the warehouse is an operational c.1870s hydraulic goods lift powered by mains pressure water. The warehouse building is significant for architectural and historical reasons at a State level. The water powered hydraulic goods lift is significant for historic and technical reasons at a ... more |
B6537 |
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Former Shire Offices And Library
Barkly Square, Burgundy Street,, HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No B6588 |
B6588 |
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55 Carlsberg Road,, EAGLEMONT VIC 3084 - Property No B6035 |
Built between 1957 and 1960 by three builder brothers for their builder-father and mother, the Delbridge House is of architectural and historic significance at a state level as being possibly the most extraordinary and intact example of an ultra-modern home of the late 1950s that was not designed by an architect. Externally the three-storey house appears as a coolly rational expression of floor-to-ceiling glass walls and wafer-thin concrete floor slabs, while the interior ... more |
B6035 |
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Lower Heidelberg Road, HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No B1087 |
Constructed:Early1848. First hotel in northern area. Built By H.W Baker and bought by Lewis family in 1850. it was a favourite meeting place for painters of the Heidelberg school including Walter Withers, Arthur Street & Fred McCubbin. |
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2 - 18 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4189 |
The two-storey buildings that today comprise the Imperial Hotel and a shopping row are believed to date from 1864 but these may have been extended from earlier single-storey shops erected from 1856. The building is a landmark at the top of Bourke Street and provides an important 19th century context to Parliament House. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B4189 |
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Former Mont Park Hospital Block
Mont Park Building No. 28, Admissions Unit
Main Drive Bundoora and Springthorpe Boulevard,, MACLEOD VIC 3085 - Property No B6794 |
The Mont Park Hospital Block, constructed in 1924-25 for the Public Works Department by R.A. Dixon and Son from the designs of the architect, E Evan Smith, has local significance as a notable element within this important hospital complex in its park-like settings. It is significant as one of the four original group of buildings, constructed to provide a range of patient facilities between 1913 and 1925. The two-storey rendered brick building with its central open verandah has ... more |
B6794 |
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32 - 38 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6547 |
A three-storey Victorian shopping row built in 1892 to a design by the architect E E Kilburn. A pleasantly detailed cement rendered building, it is a significant element of the Victorian scale character of the Bourke Hill area. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6547 |
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Esquire Theatre
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Target Building
236 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6696 |
The facade of the Hoyts de Luxe Cinema, constructed in 1915 to the designs of notable architect William Pitt, is of Regional cultural significance as an outstanding example of the numerous pre-World War 11 theatres and cinemas that were concentrated in lower Bourke Street in the 19th and early 20th centuries, making that area the thriving entertainment heart of the city. This facade is also important as part of the earliest surviving purpose-built cinema buildings in the central ... more |
B6696 |
Regional |
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5 Edward Street,, SANDRINGHAM VIC 3191 - Property No B7188 |
B7188 |
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16 - 18 Celestial Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6559 |
This robust red brick pair of houses was built in 1895 by the See Yup society and used for chinese housing. This pair is a rare surviving example of housing in the city area. They are an important remnant of the many chinese residences once found in this sector of the city and are essential to the character of Chinatown. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6559 |
Regional |
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