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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Austral Buildings 115-119 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3927	Designed in 1890 by the notable architect Nahum Barnet for Alexander McKinley, publisher of Melbourne Punch and constructed in 1891 as shops and professional offices. The Austral Buildings are a significant and early example of English "Queen Anne" revival office buildings. It is characteristic and the best surviving example of Barnet's work in this era. Elements of note include the main staircase with cast iron balustrading, some contemporary ornamentation including cornices, ... more	B3927	State
Former Port Melbourne Building Society 226 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5210		B5210	File only
Mundarra Homestead & Outbuildings EDENHOPE VIC 3318 - Property No B5491		B5491	File only
Mt Hesse Homestead & Outbuildings 155 - 159 Mount Hesse Estate Road, OMBERSLEY VIC 3241 - Property No B1537	Mount Hesse Station was established as a pastoral property in the late 1830s by William Harding and John Highett. Harding's homestead, the first homestead on the property, dates from the 1840s and was built in several stages. It was originally constructed as a two-roomed stone cottage with a hipped roof; later additions include a stone skillion kitchen to the rear and a weatherboard section on the north-west corner. The Shepherd's Hut, built c.1849, sits at the back ... more	B1537	State
Lothian Buildings 175-179 Drummond Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B3608	A terrace of three two-storey houses with a cement finished verandah and balcony consisting of square piers supporting a lintel at ground level and arcading at the upper level. The pier ends of the partition wall being rusticated in a mannerist fashion and with renaissance cement balustrades to the balcony and parapet, the latter above a dentillated cornice. Classified: 21/11/1974 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3608	State
Former South Suburban Building Society 272-274 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5211		B5211	File only
Strachan's Building - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area Former Strachan, Murray & Shannon Ltd. Wool Warehouse 25-43 Moorabool Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4707	Historic Area Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner of Geringhap and Brougham Streets, the row of woolstores stretches away to the east in a unified scene, unequalled in terms of intactness and coherence elsewhere in Victoria. The Area represents an important aspect of the process of settling the land in Victoria . The consequences of industry created a new economy, a new landscape and ... more	B4707	State
Ingleby Station & Outbuildings 3470 Cape Otway Road, BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 - Property No B1531	Ingleby pastoral station near Winchelsea was established by pioneer George Armytage in 1842. The present two storey bluestone homestead of 1860, which replaced an earlier stone house now in ruins, was designed by architect Edward Prowse. In 1882-83 A T Moran, architect, designed the woolshed and related station buildings. The Colonial Georgian plan homestead is enhanced with a fusion of Italianate stylistic motifs. Ingleby station was the principal homestead of the extensive ... more	B1531	State
Chemistry Building - University Of Melbourne Masson Road,, PARKVILLE VIC 3010 - Property No B6755	The Chemistry Building is of state historical and architectural significance as a distinctive modern interpretation of a collegiate Gothic style. The building was designed in the modern Gothic style by Percy Everett in 1938. Its cream brickwork, bold massing and tower decoration are notable. The Chemistry Building forms part of a major phase of expansion at the University in the 1920's and 1930's. It also demonstrates the importance given by the university to the opinions of a ... more	B6755	State
Osment Buildings 197-207 Chapel Street,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No B6866		B6866	File only

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