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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	The Sun & The Moon Sculpture - Paul Juraszek Cnr Glenferrie Road & High Street,, MALVERN VIC 3144 - Property No B6515	The sculpture The Sun and the Moon, 1989, is significant as a public work of art at the State level. The sculpture consists of two standing figures, 2.5 - 3 metres high, plus a life-sized lioness - all cast in bronze. The figures of the Sun and the Moon face each other on either side of a pedestrian pathway in the City Square, opposite the former Malvern Town Hall, on the north-west corner of High Street and Glenferrie Road, Malvern. The sculpture makes a visual link ... more	B6515	State
	Jura Cnr Mountjoy Parade & Francis Street,, LORNE VIC 3232 - Property No B6123	Built in 1919 as the family beach house for Western District grazier Clive Campbell, "Jura" is significant at State level as one of the largest remaining known examples of Knitlock construction in Australia, a concrete block construction technique which was evolved and patented by Walter Burley Griffin in 1917. It is the only identified use of this type of construction by the notable architectural firm of Klingender and Alsop. Jura is one of the largest surviving, and one of the ... more	B6123	State

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The Sun & The Moon Sculpture - Paul Juraszek

Cnr Glenferrie Road & High Street,, MALVERN VIC 3144 - Property No B6515

The sculpture The Sun and the Moon, 1989, is significant as a public work of art at the State level. The sculpture consists of two standing figures, 2.5 - 3 metres high, plus a life-sized lioness - all cast in bronze. The figures of the Sun and the Moon face each other on either side of a pedestrian pathway in the City Square, opposite the former Malvern Town Hall, on the north-west corner of High Street and Glenferrie Road, Malvern. The sculpture makes a visual link ... more

B6515

State

Jura

Cnr Mountjoy Parade & Francis Street,, LORNE VIC 3232 - Property No B6123

Built in 1919 as the family beach house for Western District grazier Clive Campbell, "Jura" is significant at State level as one of the largest remaining known examples of Knitlock construction in Australia, a concrete block construction technique which was evolved and patented by Walter Burley Griffin in 1917. It is the only identified use of this type of construction by the notable architectural firm of Klingender and Alsop. Jura is one of the largest surviving, and one of the ... more

B6123

State