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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Kensington Property Exchange Office Shop & Residences Islington 168 Bellair Street,, KENSINGTON VIC 3031 - Property No B3404	An elaborate building of 1891 ingeniously designed for a corner site, with two pedimented Corinthian pavilions flanking a corner doorway which has mannered pilaster-brackets cantilevering out to support an arch, above which is further cantilevered a polygonal oriel window which transforms above parapet line into an octagonal tower of distinctive and pleasing design. Inside is a correspondingly elaborate pressed ceiling and deep cornice. Classified: 21/03/1974	B3404	State
Former Courthouse, Powder Magazine, Residence & Gaol - Group Classification High Street/Davy Street/ NapierStreet,, AVOCA VIC 3467 - Property No B2256	Group Statement of Significance: Important as one of the few remaining groups of small public buildings intact. Classified: 09/071969 See also: B2330 Court House, B2331 Powder Magazine, B2332 Police Residence, B2333 Lock Up.	B2256	State
Number 6 Residence - Willsmere Hospital 1 / 258 Wiltshire Drive,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B2617	The residence is in the grounds of the Willsmere Mental Hospital, Kew. Date is not established.	B2617	File only
Shop & Residence- Warrnambool Historic Area 73 Liebig Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B4547	An attractive two storey shop with residence over was designed by Andrew Kerr and was built in 1875. The ground floor alterations include an unsympathetic cantolivered canopy. Classified: 16/08/1979 Part of Warrnambool Historic Area. See B4538	B4547	Local
Shops & Residences 198 - 204 Faraday Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B4491	Designed by N Hitchcock and built in 1886 by N Kingston for William Henry Welch, this two storey group of four shops with residences over has a very elaborately decorated facade with unusual coupled windows sharing a richly detailed curved pediment. The two storey brick structures to each house at the rear are largely intact externally. The front ground floor doors and windows have been drastically altered and there is a very unsympathetic cantilevered awning. Classified: ... more	B4491	Local
Shop & Residence - Warrnambool Historic Area 97 Liebig Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B4550	A two-storey shop with residence over built in 1891 for George Ford, hairdresser. The first floor has unusual architectural detailing with rounded corners to rendered window architraves and prominent acanthus moundings in the roof pediment. Classified: 16/08/1979 Part of Warrnambool Historic Area. See B4538	B4550	Local
Former Campbell Residence - Group Classification 61 Spring Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0074	Well suited to corner site. Restrained decoration. Notable iron work, with special reference to fence and balconies. Windows well proportioned. House designed for pastoralist and politician, William Campbell, in 1877 by Leonard Terry. Bought by Federal Government in 1901 and used by Australia's first Prime Ministers until 1912. Classified: 'Regional' 05/06/1958 Revised: 03/08/1998 See also FileB3869 (5-7-9 Collins Street) Group Statement of Significance: Group ... more	B0074	State
Former Residence & Store Former Post Office 111-117 Yarra Street,, WARRANDYTE VIC 3113 - Property No B4776	The oldest part of the building is probably part of a miner's cottage that would date from the 1850's or 60's, and this was incorporated into the residence and store which was built in 1876 for Mr. Alexander Speers. The general store included a post office from 1893 until 1972 when the post office was relocated to new premises. Although there have been various alterations and additions over the years including a rear skillion addition and some verandah modifications, the basic ... more	B4776	Local
Residence & Shop 295 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5203		B5203	File only
Roy Grounds' Residence & Flats 24 Hill Street,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B5047	The development at 24 Hill Street Toorak, with a residence designed as his own home by noted architect Roy Grounds (later Sir Roy) and a string of four investment units behind, is architecturally significant at the National level. The house has architectural significance as one of the most celebrated works of modernist domestic design of the mid 20th century. It is also one of the best designs by Roy Grounds, one of Victoria's most well known and influential modern architects, ... more	B5047	National

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