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52 Darebin Street,, HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No B3817 |
The Vaughan Griffin House, designed by renowned architect Walter Burley Griffin (no relation) in c.1922 is of architectural and historical importance at the State level. The house is important as a substantially intact and rare example of a work by Walter Burley Griffin, one of Australia's most original and fascinating architects. The house is an excellent example of both Griffin's knitlock system and his domestic oeuvre and it remains one of the most resolved examples of ... more |
B3817 |
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640 - 652 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6563 |
A three-storey brick warehouse built in 1925 for the hardware and machinery merchants Eliza Tinsley and Co who had occupied the site since 1900. Prior to that it contained the Centennial Coffee Palace. The warehouse was designed by architect Robert Sloan and continued the tradition of large warehouse associated with agricultural machinery established in the western end of Bourke Street in the 1870s. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6563 |
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111 Chapman Street,, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B0812 |
A two-storeyed town house of 1888 deriving some distinction from the stuccoed arcading of the verandah and balcony, surmounted by a pleasant parapet treatment brought out to the street alignment rather than on the carcase of the building. The squat and sharply tapering pilasters of the upper level are of particular interest. Classified: 'Local' 09/11/1972 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B0812 |
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182 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3895 |
A multi-storey office building constructed in 1915 and employing Jacobean detailing in its street facade design. It is an important element of the historic Collins Street precinct. Classified: 22/07/1970 |
B3895 |
Local |
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17 Balwyn Road,, CANTERBURY VIC 3126 - Property No B6283 |
Historically, the house and garden constructed in 1887-8, is of State significance as a faithful representation of an artisan's typical suburban house, garden and yard albeit now bereft of stable and workshop. The property is also distinguished by the range of fittings and furnishings that were made by the owner William Maling and still remain. It is most unusual for a modest property to retain so many of the features internally and externally that provide such a good picture ... more |
B6283 |
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19 Chrystobel Crescent,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B1983 |
Grace Park House,Hawthorn, was designed by Architect John Gill and built for publican Michael Lynch in 1857, with subsequent additions. The stuccoed, two storey house rests on extensive bluestone cellars. Symmetrically arranged, the house features shuttered french doors opening onto the double-storied, timber framed verandah which faces the main facades and sits on squat bluestone columns. The actual verandah posts may not be original. Grace Park House is one of the earliest ... more |
B1983 |
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Former Currie & Richards Ironmongers Stores, Workshop & Warehouse
473 - 481 Elizabeth Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6421 |
B6421 |
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302 - 308 Flinders Lane,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4339 |
Numbers 302-306 were built in 1886 as a four-storey warehouse with cellar. In 1909 No. 308, a five-storey warehouse was added with matching floor levels, windows and general detailing which is mostly intact, both externally and internally. The combined facades, which are very elaborately detailed for a warehouse, form an attractive elevation and contribute an important element to the streetscape. The architect was T J Crouch. Classified: 30/03/1978 |
B4339 |
Local |
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326 - 332 Flinders Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6642 |
The Commerce House building and the adjoining Commercial Travellers Association (CTA) were built for the Association in 1913; the latter as their offices and club and the former as an investment building. Both steel-framed buildings, they were designed by the architects, H W & F B Tompkins, and are distinctive examples of the Edwardian neo-baroque styles. The buildings are expressive of the role of Flinders Street in commerce and of the Commercial Travellers Association's desire ... more |
B6642 |
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Behind 523-525 Little Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B1766 |
B1766 |
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