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Former School House - St Peter's Anglican Church
473 Albert Street,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B4201 |
Old school house which was built in 1885 adjacent to the Parish Church of St Peter, Eastern Hill, was designed by Willian Pitt with two doors giving separate entrance for boys and girls. The School House and adjacent Parsonage are similar in character and share some unusual roof gable details. The old school house now provides living quarters for clergy and their families. The addition to the rear is not included. Classified 17/08/1978 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B4201 |
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98 Ascot Vale Road,, FLEMINGTON VIC 3031 - Property No B5638 |
B5638 |
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Batman Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0435 |
B0435 |
Demolished | |
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514 - 526 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0106 |
Probably the finest of the large woolstore/warehouse buildings left in Melbourne. Construction began in 1861 & finished in 1862. Back section completed at a later date. It was important that an example of iron post and beam construction of this type should be preserved. Particular note is made of the ashlar bluestone masonry and prominently rusticated base and arches. The detail of the parapet panel bearing the Company's name is of particular note; the chimneys rising from ... more |
B0106 |
State |
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Upper Heidelberg Road,, IVANHOE VIC 3079 - Property No B4919 |
The Heidelberg Town hall is architecturally of State significance as one of the first and most prominent public buildings after MacRobertson's Girls' High School to be designed in the inter-war Functionalist style derived from Dutch Architect Willem Dudok. Opened in 1937, designed by architects, A C Leith, A Peck and G A Kempter, and the winner of an RVIA Street Architecture Medal , the Heidelberg Town Hall is a bold composition of large cuboid blocks with the counterpoint of a 30 ... more |
B4919 |
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473 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6262 |
Eagle House built 1970-71 is of state significance as one of the finest examples of the developed curtain wall phase of Australian commercial architecture. Glass and natural aluminium sheet form a sophisticated "skin" over the structural frame, creating a form of pseudo-structure in place of the overt structural expression which has been seen in the first "glass box" offices such as Gilbert Court. In this it was both the prototype and the best example of a refinement of ... more |
B6262 |
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Beach Road,, SANDRINGHAM VIC 3191 - Property No B3993 |
B3993 |
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Anglican School House
15 St Andrews Street, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B1028 |
St Andrews School House, corner Church and St. Andrews Streets, Brighton, was commenced in 1856 and completed in 1886 to designs by Architect Charles Webb. The symmetrically planned building, with projecting end wings and central porch, is constructed in random coursed, locally quarried ironstone, re-used from the 1851 church. The roof is slate and stucco details include parapets and finials, angle buttresses, tudor doorway, window surroundings and gable vents. St. ... more |
B1028 |
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Carlton Gardens, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B3107 |
Kangaroo Statue given to Exhibition Buildings by William Westgath. Current whereabouts unknown. |
B3107 |
File only | |
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120 Clarendon Street,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B0187 |
Tenders for Bishopscourt were called by Newson and Blackburn in 1849. Work was delayed by the goldrush. In 1851 tenders were called for its completion (architects: Russell and Thomas) and by 1853 it was ready for occupation. It consisted then of the existing bluestone wing with tower flanked on the north side with a one storey stone wing. This latter part was demolished in 1903 and the present brick wing was erected by F Nixon (architects: Inskip and Butler). This is the oldest ... more |
B0187 |
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