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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Offices 253 - 265 Flinders Lane,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6601	A pair of complementary office and showroom buildings constructed in 1899 and 1900 and now combined. They are notable for their muscular and mannered renaissance revival and classical design and are critical elements of the Flinders Lane commercial precinct. Classified: 06/06/1994	B6601	Regional
Offices 204 - 206 Bank Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B4231		B4231	File only
Lands Office - Beechworth Historic Area Ford Street, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B1400	The District Survey Office was erected in 1858 and served as the Electric Telegraph Station. Early illustrations show it as a single storey stone building, set back from the street in line with its neighbours. The double fronted facade had a central entrance expressed by a tiny two storey tower. Later in the century, probably c. 1880, the tower and projecting front wing were demolished and the present front wing added, verandah is c. 1900. This is one of Victoria's few surviving ... more	B1400	State
Post Office/Court House/Shire Office Cnr Webster and Downey Streets,, ALEXANDRA VIC 3714 - Property No B2048	Built in 1877, this rendered building houses the Courthouse, Post Office and Shire Offices in a symmetrical arrangement of hip-roofed wings united by a wide verandah with barrel vaulted central entry. Classified: 04/10/1966	B2048	Local
Office premises 556 - 558 Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0820	A pleasantly proportioned building of a type now very rare in the central city area. Defacements noted are removal of verandah and chimneys and modification of dormers. Classification: 'Local' 29/04/1971 Revised: 03/08/1998	B0820	State
Offices 49-65 Grant Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B6146	A small complex of single storey brick and corrugated iron buildings representative of the more recent light engineering industries established in South Melbourne in the inter-war period and often operating within the physical/economic interstices created by the larger and heavier engineering establishments then operating in South Melbourne. The brick offices, constructed in 1946, both by the choice of material and their built form, are a rare extant expression of the new found ... more	B6146	Demolished
Former Bank of NSW & Attached Offices 116 - 118 Mollison Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B6666	The Bank of New South Wales and its attached offices at 116 Mollison Street, Kyneton is architecturally of State significance as a fine and early example of the Edwardian Free Style, with design influences almost certainly derived from Robert Haddon's works and applied to commercial premises. Built in 1903 and 1904, and designed by notable architects Godfrey and Spowers, the two storey red brick facade is divided into three parts, each overlaid with a different decorative ... more	B6666	State
Crown Lands Office - Group Classificatio Napier Street, ST ARNAUD VIC 3478 - Property No B2875	Government building of plain design with arched windows. Part of Group Classification withB2569 Court House, B2874 Post Office (former), B2877 Shire Hall.B2879 Lock-up also classified individually. Classified 01/04/1971	B2875	Local
Former Crown Law Office & John Simpson Mackennal Sculpture Supreme Court Annexe & Court Of Appeal & Crown Solicitors' Office 455-469 Lonsdale Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2935	Building Statement of Significance: An imposing building in a flamboyant Renaissance manner carried out in beautiful material (stone). Such buildings contributed a tremendous amount towards making Melbourne the city it became. Designed by S. E. Bindley within the Public Works Office and completed in 1893. Classified: 08/07/1971 Public Art Statement of Significance: John Simspon Mackennal's high relief, Law, is significant as a rare surviving example of a ... more	B2935	State
Former Blackburn & Mitcham Shire Offices 360 Whitehorse Road,, NUNAWADING VIC 3131 - Property No B6870	The former Shire of Blackburn & Mitcham Municipal Offices, designd by architect R M King, and opened in December 1928 is architecturally and historically significant at the Local level. Architecturally, it is a refined and interesting example of the Georgian/Mediterranean Revival. The formal arrangement, the double-height arched window elements, and the Ionic portico lend an air of authority, while the tiled hip roof, with bracketed eaves provide a domestic and rustic Italian ... more	B6870	Local

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