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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 |
State | |
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Kings Domain, Alexandra Avenue,, SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 - Property No B5107 |
The Sidney Myer Music Bowl, designed by Barry Patten of Yuncken Freeman Architects and his assistant Angel Dimitroff in association with engineer Bill Irwin and completed in 1959, is architecturally, historically and socially significant at the state level as a unique "tensile" structure and as a major public cultural venue. Architecturally, the Bowl is unique as the only large-scale cable-roofed structure and the only large-scale acoustic shell structure in Australia. It is ... more |
B5107 |
National |
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95 Cliff Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0683 |
The Portland Customs House was built in 1849-50 and is the oldest of its type in Victoria, and the only remaining customs house which survives from Victoria's pre-Separation period. The design of the Customs House at Portland is attributed to the Colonial Clerk of Works to the Port Phillip district Henry Ginn. The Portland Customs House is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria. The Portland Customs House is the only surviving example of ... more |
B0683 |
State |
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Former Police Station & Old Police Cells
Former Bourke Street West Police Barracks
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Former Bourke Street West Police Station and Cells
621 - 629 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2477 |
Classified as a group, the Bourke Street West Police Station and attendant Cell Block have no matching examples as to function and design in Melbourne's central business district. Both were built under the direction of the Public Works Department: the brick police station, a well-proportioned statement with restrained gothic elements and carriageway entrance, was built in 1887-8 to the design of S.E. Bindley and S.C. Brittingham and the basalt cell block with its extended ... more |
B2477 |
Regional |
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Job Warehouse
54 - 62 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4330 |
This building was erected 1848-9 and there were alterations and additions to number 54 in 1853. The building, which forms an interesting section of streetscape, stretches from Crossley Street, to Liverpool Street and is still mainly in its original very simple form, except for alterations to shop windows and pediment. Numbers 60-62 were built by William Crossley, a well-known butcher, as a shop, slaughter yard and residence. The distinguished landscape painter, Eugene von Guerard, ... more |
B4330 |
Local |
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Blair Street, HARROW VIC 3317 - Property No B2863 |
B2863 |
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Midcity Cinema And Retail Arcade
194 - 200 Bourke Street and 179 -187 Little Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6566 |
B6566 |
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Brunton Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B5716 |
Location: Brunton Avenue & Wellington Parade South rail corridor. |
B5716 |
File only |
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32 Middle Crescent,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B5889 |
B5889 |
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ANZAC Hostel
74 - 104 North Road,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B0498 |
The 20 room villa residence, Kamesburgh, was built for the merchant William Kerr Thomson in 1873-4 on part of Dendy's Crown Special Survey. Lloyd Tayler was the architect and David Mitchell the contract builder. With extensions, the building was cited in the 1884 rate book as of 40 rooms. The property remained a domestic dwelling until the ownership of the prominent pastoralist, financier and politician Duncan McBryde. In 1918 negotations by the Repatriation Department led ... more |
B0498 |
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