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groove in a straight log, preferably of the local termite-resistant Cyprus pine which became the foundation. Split logs that had been adzed flat at the ends were then stood in the groove and another groove log was placed on top and slotted into place in a circular corner post. The gaps between the split logs were either packed with clay and animal hair or had narrow strips of metal cut from kerosene tins tacked over them. The interior could be plastered with clay, lined with paperbark or papered with newspaper, wrapping paper or calico. Cards, photographs, news clippings and commemorative items were often stuck directly onto the walls.
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migrants became known as the migrant house. The architectural style of housing has also been referred to as "Late-Twentieth-century
Immigrants’ Nostalgic". Certain decoration and construction features identify the migrant house. They are a (dark) brick-veneer, concrete balustrades atop a staircase going toward a terrace, arches, expanses of concreted areas that replace the front yard lawn, trees such as olive or citrus (often lemon), decorative fences made from iron, and stone lions.
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5101:(1947) traced the history of architecture in the state of Victoria and described a style of architecture that he hoped would be a response to local surroundings as well as the popular international style. In particular he nominated the work of Roy Grounds and in some outer suburban bush houses of the 1930s as being the early stages of such a style. Grounds and Boyd later worked in partnership.
999:. Early styles featured symmetrical layouts and façades, a centrally located front door and a hipped roof of corrugated iron, leading to a veranda on the façade. During the 1850s cast-iron lacework came to Australia, where it made its way on to Mid and Late Victorian Homes with much the same floor plan as the Colonial Style, a central hallway with a standard 4 rooms.
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less common in the United States of
America and England, because most of the homes had been long established well into the 19th century and reflect a similar style in both regions. Home planners and architects in Australia have suggested adapting similar styles of new homes with the surrounding established homes to create a sense of uniformity.
2879:. Cream painted decorative timber features, tall chimneys were all common. Stained glass windows towards the front of the home became increasingly popular during this period. Internally, Victorian-era features were still evident, including plaster ceiling roses and cornices and timber skirting and architraves. Federation style depicted a
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entertaining space. Constructions can be entirely of brick (often painted), entirely timber, or a combination of brick on the lower part of the house and timber on the upper. Some houses of brick construction have featured verandahs and porticos. Roofs are usually galvanized iron and windows metal framed.
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The
Pavilion style house is characterized by a simple rectangular, box shaped volumetric style, open plan interior with glass replacing much of the wall space. Windows are often also steel framed. The transparency of the walls makes it well suited for blocks with privacy and/or views. Open patios are
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During the early-1990s, many of the design elements that characterised the
Federation architecture of old were popularised in mainstream architecture. This Federation revival form is also known as "mock Federation" or "faux Federation". The style was widespread within the realm of residential housing
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The
Queenslander style house is characterized by an all timber painted exterior, a timber stud frame, and a floor raised on piles for air flow in hot climate. They have wide verandahs (often the length of the house and enclosed by shutters), and roofs are gabled and corrugated iron. The street facing
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style involved strict and faithful interpretation of historical examples, and most examples of this style are non-residential, being often used for town halls, banks, and other public buildings. Buildings the
Academic style were symmetrical in plan and massing, and involved correct application of one
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houses built before c.1840 are characterised as Old
Colonial Georgian, while buildings between c.1840 and c.1890 are characterised as Victorian Georgian. Both styles are essentially the same, being characterised by symmetrical facades, simple rectangular and prismatic shapes, and orderliness. Six and
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may have built his home in a classical style, he would potentially fund a church in the Gothic style. Thus, during the 19th century, when
Australia was expanding rapidly, two forms of architecture were very evident: Gothic and the Classical styles. Originally Gothic was for God, and the Classical for
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Being of light weight construction, the steel and corrugated iron approach is relatively cheap and suitable for both flat and steeply inclined land. Interior cladding is most often gyprock but can be timber or even plywood. Butterfly roofs can also be employed quite successfully in this design. This
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Distinctly recognisable by their front-facing walls have 3 and sometimes even 4 front-facing walls. This led to the front entrance sometimes brought round to the side within one of the alcoves created by the multiple fronts. Roofs were medium pitched and hipped with concrete tiles being used towards
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The original cottages, being relatively cheap to purchase, are now popular for renovation. Construction is easy and owner-building is common. The older buildings require insulation in the ceiling and walls. Timber and fiber cement sheeting now replaces the original asbestos and often the interior is
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Originally specific to
Queensland, the Ashgrovian style developed from the hipped bungalow style and was characterised by a frontage with a grand gable roof, often surrounded by secondary smaller gables behind, the smaller gables usually sheltering verandahs and sleep-outs. A staircase almost always
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Distinctly recognised by twisted pylons to a porch area covering the front door, usually windows grouped in threes to the side of the front door area on simpler homes. The style was influenced by the
American Spanish inhabitant influenced American Architectural styles. Walls were brick in accordance
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The filigree style was characterised by the creation of a screen as a prominent style at the front of the house. In the Victorian period, the screen was made of wrought iron, but in the Federation period it was made of wooden fretwork, which could be quite elaborate. It was widely used in Queensland
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The vernacular style of the Old Colonial period. Buildings of this period were often rudimentary compared with British architecture at the time, but Georgian ideas of orderliness still influenced their shape and scale. Buildings built in this style often featured symmetrical facades, rectangular and
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As better tools became available the Colonial builders became adept at working the extremely hard and durable timber of the native hardwood forests. The majority of houses were built of split logs rather than sawn timber. The technique employed for the construction of a wall was to chisel out a deep
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This style of house has a brick facade (exterior) with timber frames supporting interior walls, usually of gyprock. Roofs are always hipped or gabled and tiled. As mentioned previously in this article, this style, without the painted and rendered brick facade, dominated suburban architecture in the
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and settled in cities, mainly in Melbourne and Sydney. The need to house the non-English speaking migrants became a high priority and the migrant house developed as an architectural type in neighbourhoods of the inner-city, later spreading to outer suburbs. Over time the suburban dwellings built by
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Styles of the late 20th century have largely been derived from the current world architectural trends, or have been imitative of previous Australian styles. These styles include Stripped Classical, Ecclesiastical, International, Organic, Sydney Regional, Perth Regional, Adelaide Regional, Tropical,
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This style can almost instantly be recognised by the columns holding up a front veranda area. The name is almost self-explanatory: bungalow, a rugged type of home. This led to the belief that picket fences looked appropriate at the front fence, although originally they were not used. Darker colours
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The Rustic Gothic style developed out of a "cult of the picturesque" which largely focused on rural images and especially the picturesque rustic house, which became known as the cottage orne. In Australia, this style had a great appeal to British settlers who still carried with them a hankering for
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Most buildings erected in the first 50 years of Australian settlement were simple and plain. Convict huts, marine barracks, government stores and houses for officials were simple rectangular prisms covered with hipped or gabled roofs often with verandahs supported on wooden columns in the Classical
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Because architectural styles have varied in Australia over the years (from villas to bungalows and brick renders), there is a slight inconsistency in the architectural flow of the suburban streets, with one writer noting that Australian housing styles tend to comingle and coexist awkwardly. This is
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The Arts and Crafts style came out of a movement to get away from mass-production and rediscover the human touch and the hand-made. The architectural style was characterised by rough-cast walls, shingles, faceted bay windows, stone bases, tall chimneys, high-pitched roofs and overhanging eaves. It
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Second Empire was preferred for grander mansions. For the rich, particularly in the wealthier parts of the larger metropolitan areas, the style evoked images of French aristocracy. Although rare, examples can be found in the bigger cities. Distinctive features include towers, quoining, mansard and
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Due to its familiar and cheap construction, it still is the dominant style in housing estates and many consider the style the scourge of Australian domestic architecture. The basic style has been made more interesting by rendering and painting, adding more angles, variations in roofing, porticos,
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A good cross section of Australian residential architectural styles from this period, although not necessarily falling into one of the categories above, follows. Almost all of the houses shown in this section were built after 1960 and photographed just north of Sydney on the Central Coast of NSW.
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The original fisherman's cottage was built in many coastal towns between the 1930s and 1950s. It was originally a simple timber-framed structure of one or two rooms and a verandah which was clad with asbestos sheeting. The floors were generally raised on piles. The verandah sometimes had handsome
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The two most significant trees, both of which grew in the Sydney area, were the Melaleuca and the Iron Bark. The Melaleuca bark, having the texture of paper, could be peeled off the tree in layers up to 2 centimetres (0.79 in) thick, a metre long and perhaps half a metre wide without serious
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became popular in the nineties. With conception in the United States, it originated in suburban Adelaide and subsequently became popular in regional and coastal New South Wales. The floor plan is simple and footprint (of at least the street-facing section) is often rectangular. Walls are usually
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The Italianate style developed as a result of French painters who idealised the Italian landscape and turned it into their version of Arcadia. Their influence was long-lasting and eventually led to the Italianate architectural style of the 19th century. The style featured asymmetry and often, on
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The simplest houses were of a single room, which, if the bread-winner prospered, became the kitchen to a more substantial residence, or conversely, became the living room with a lean-to kitchen added. Houses that grew piecemeal were generally asymmetrical, with the door leading into the original
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sheeting. Roofs of this type were to become part of the Australian vernacular. For many years imported roofing was in very short supply. Two local roofing materials were available- there were extensive reed beds near the Cook's river for thatching. There was also bark which could be peeled off a
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Defining features of houses from this period are curved corner windows, including Venetian blinds, some rare examples of which are curved. With a slightly steeper pitched roof than the Early Modern Style, this style was generally of brick veneer cream brick but also could have dark brown glazed
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The Tudor style grew out of a nostalgia for older English concepts, particularly focused on the days of Queen Elizabeth I and Henry VIII. Its role in Australia began when the English architect Edward Blore designed Government House in Sydney in 1834. The style spread all over Australia and also
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This popular style has emerged from the triple fronted brick veneer. While the house footprint and floor plan may be quite similar, the gabled cottage has a very different feel. In this style the distinctive gabled roof is a dominant design element, and a practical means of providing shade and
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Each of these styles has a different emphasis to practicality (physical needs, layout, and views), land and environmental considerations (structural requirements for foundations, design for weather protection) and aesthetic considerations (planar, volumetric, and sculptural form, emotional and
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The first buildings of the British penal settlement in Sydney were a prefabricated house for the Governor and a similarly prefabricated Government Store to house the colony's supplies. Sydney was a tent settlement. Building anything more substantial was made unnecessarily difficult by the poor
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Some consider that this style was the Federation version of the Queen Anne style. Other styles during this period were Federation Academic Classical, Federation Free Classical, Federation Filligree, Federation Anglo-Dutch, Federation Romanesque, Federation Gothic, Federation Carpenter Gothic,
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The Gothic style gained favour from the early days of Queen Victoria's reign. Free Gothic became a popular choice for architects and their clients because it was not concerned with historical correctness and therefore gave them greater freedom in their designs. The style was much in vogue for
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were springing up everywhere, containing parapets and detailed dividing walls between the property boundaries. Late Victorian Style homes had perhaps the most decorative features in all of the known architectural styles to date, which is often referred to as Boom Style. Towards the end of the
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style were sometimes described as being like ocean liners, with walls, windows and balconies all sweeping around corners. By the 1940s these details were entrenched into suburban designs. The 'Waterfall' or 'Waterfall Front' style came to be known as such from the use of descending curves in
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With widespread gentrification and urban renewal in the late 20th and early 21st century, conversions of disused industrial and commercial buildings to residential has become widespread. This includes adaptive reuse conversions which retain to some extent the form of the existing building.
435:, beginning in Europe about 1760, also influenced Australian architectural style. "Fernhill" at Mulgoa with its wide colonnaded verandah shows the influence of Neoclassicism. As the Australian economy developed and settlements became more established, more sophisticated buildings emerged.
2887:, and Edwardian gave a simpler cottage look. Terracotta tiles or galvanised iron are generally used for roofing, which is designed with a steep pitch. The gable ends and roof eaves often feature ornate timber brackets, and timber detailing and fretwork are a common inclusion on verandahs.
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Brutalist, Structural, Late Modern, Post Modern, Australian Nostalgic and Immigrants' Nostalgic. In the 1980s and 1990s, most parts of Australia had a building boom which strained building supplies, so many buildings from this era are characterised by cheap and low quality materials.
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style of houses are identifiable by large verandahs and large double doors which open onto these verandahs, stilts rising the house above ground level (particularly in older houses), metal roofs typically of corrugated design and the houses are always constructed of mostly wood.
5531:(especially in new development suburbs) and for apartment buildings; however, smaller shopping centres and other public buildings also made use of the revival style that retained widespread popularity until the early 2000s. Suburbs of Sydney that developed in the 1990s—such as
5504:. The geometric play of angles is often a signature, likewise the (sometimes exposed) steel framing and corrugated iron cladding which is available in a variety of colours. Fiber cement and timber cladding is often used with the iron to create a sympathetic blend of textures.
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style; which employed classical elements with little care shown towards the proper rules of the Academic style. Buildings in the Free style were often asymmetrical and combined elements of the classical language idiosyncratically, sometimes in combination with other styles.
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attempted to emulate the refined elegance of ancient Greece. However, in the Victorian era, Australia's booming migrant society sought an architectural language to flaunt its newfound prosperity, and found it in an exaggerated Classical style that took inspiration from the
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view is often symmetrical. The NSW Queenslander is often smaller than the original classic Queenslander and is less decorative probably due to limited supply of delicate timber detail and trades-people to build them. It is sometimes combined with the Ranch style house.
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prismatic shapes, and were well-proportioned. Similar to other British colonies in hot climates, the verandah became a common way to protect a house from the sun, and on single storey houses the Georgian verandah is usually a lower pitched extension of the main roof.
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As housing developed in Australia, verandas became important as a way of shading the house. From the mid-19th century in particular, as people became more affluent, they built more elaborate homes, and one of the favoured elaborations was the filigree, or screen, of
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The style was a favorite of architect Harry Seidler who favoured walls of rendered brick however it is also well suited to a steel, fiber cement, and corrugated iron treatment. This approach often requires the thinness of steel framing to create the desired look.
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The construction of Federation revival architecture varied little from that of other basic styles, with the Federation elements merely forming the facade and decorating elements of the building. For example, the typical brick and roof tile construction, hexagonal
815:'s 1758 trip to Greece. By the 1830s the 'Greek Revival' was reaching the heights of its popularity, and had major influences on the development of the Regency style. Old Colonial Grecian buildings used Greek features such as the pedimented temple, porticoes, and
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brick, or brick and timber, and windows are often colonial style floor-to-ceiling. Roofs usually tiled with extended eaves. The garage was often integrated into the house. Some ranch style houses were boomerang shaped, others were L-shaped for corner allotments.
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The Old English style involved a certain nostalgia for English ways, and tended to draw on Tudor and such-like English styles harking back vaguely to the days of Henry VIII. It had a certain appeal for what was a predominantly Anglo-Saxon population at the time.
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Very few 19th-century houses of wattle and daub or split timber have survived. A small number of split-timber cottages which later became kitchens may be seen adjacent to more substantial homes, generally painted to match the house and barely recognizable.
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Highrise residential buildings became popular in Australia in the late 20th century, due to the trend towards increasing density in cities. New construction technology allowed modernist styles to be adapted to taller buildings with larger footprints, with
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The houses were typically narrow, linear, and single storey with a low pitched gable roof. They had exposed rafters and wide eaves. Walls were generally bagged or painted brick and windows were large areas of glass with regularly spaced timber mullions.
976:), diamond pane glazing to windows imitating a stained glass affect, and intricate parapets, often of a religious nature, with a cross. In non-terrace houses, the drawing room was often pulled forward, adding a bay window to the front of the dwelling.
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and were widely dependent on European styles that were unsympathetic to Australian landscapes. In recent times, modern Australian residential architecture has reflected the climatic conditions of the country, with adaptations such as double and triple
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A classical style that referenced the Italian Mannerist movement. Buildings in this style used classical elements in inventive and imaginative ways. Columns, pilasters, arches, and pediments were crammed into deep and richly modelled stucco facades.
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were originally used but, as the years went by, new brighter paint served as a welcoming change to open up the spaces and brighten up the homes. Stone, brick and timber, earthy materials were used. A gable roof faced either the front or side always.
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are excellent examples of the Gothic Revival period, often referred to as Victorian Gothic. Characteristics were: steeply pitched roofs often made of slate, narrow doors and windows resolving in a Gothic pointed arch at their height (known as
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trees which grew profusely along waterways. Other types of simple structures were seen including lean-tos and in tropical regions raised sleeping platforms. Grass, leaves and reeds were used as a thatch where suitable bark was not available.
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emphasises bare building materials and function over form. Buildings of this style commonly feature exposed, unpainted concrete; solid, geometric forms; exaggerated slabs; massive forbidding walls; and a predominantly monochrome palette.
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were often used, although larger homes used red brick and blue stone. In the Mid Victorian Style, decoration began to gain popularity. The bullnosed veranda roof was introduced, sidelights were added either side of the front door, and
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Contemporary styles from 2000 onwards are often eclectic, incorporating a variety of influences such as classical revival, post modernism, modernism and pop architecture, without holding rigidly to the prescriptions of any one style.
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Houses that were planned were generally symmetrical, and very simple, usually containing 2 to 4 rooms around a central hallway. The kitchen was frequently detached and entered from a rear verandah or covered breezeway where pantry or
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might also be located. Fireplaces projected outwards from the walls of the house. Except in the case of some small inner-city Georgian row houses built of brick, houses generally had a verandah added to them, often on three sides.
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In the earliest houses windows were usually small, and multi-paned with cylinder glass. When the cost of glass put it beyond reach of the home-owner, blinds of oiled calico were tacked across window openings in the winter months.
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The technique of making durable hardwood roofing shingles was also developed. Where these shingles have been applied to brick houses, they have sometimes survived to the 21st century, covered by subsequent corrugated iron roofs.
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tiles still being used, as concrete tiles didn't appear until the late 1960s. Timber or steel framed windows were used, and front-facing fences resembled the house, much the same as had been seen since the Early Modern Period.
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Styles which existed during the 1915–40 period include Edwardian, Georgian Revival, Academic Classical, Free Classical, Bungalow, Mediterranean, Spanish Mission, Art-Deco, Skyscraper Gothic, Romanesque, Gothic and Old English.
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formed the inspiration for this particular architectural style; not only in residential buildings, but in many commercial structures, churches and cathedrals built during this time. St. Paul's and St. Patrick's Cathedrals in
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and middle class housing in the same neighbourhood. In Melbourne, for instance, one early observer noted that "a poor house stands side by side with a good house." This is somewhat less common today, with home renovations,
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The resilient bark from the iron-bark tree was adapted as a major building material everywhere that such trees grew. It was widely used as a roofing material, was weatherproof, insulating and could last for thirty years.
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The bungalow style was usually a single-storey house with a prominent veranda, especially with the roof covering the veranda. It is seen as a transition phase between the Federation period and the California bungalow.
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slate roofs, square domes dormer windows, iron cresting and rich classical details. In the Australian setting, domestic interpretations of the style often combined filigree elements such as cast iron verandahs.
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wooden balustrade that was sometimes enclosed to make an additional room or sleep-out. Timber detail around windows and gables were often painted- cheery red being one of the most popular traditional colours.
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In Australia, the Victorian Mannerist style takes is place between Victorian Academic Classical and Victorian Free Classical style, combining the scholarly rigour of the former with the permissiveness of the
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for his parents between 1948 and 1950 in Sydney incorporated Modernist features of open planning, a minimal colour scheme, and labour saving devices that were new to Australia at the time. The house won the
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2899:. The names all indicated very similar styles with features so minute separating them. Out of the twelve Federation styles, however, only the following four were normally used in residential architecture:
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5011:, the Australian architect and writer, noted that three was 'the key to decorative smartness'; three steps usually being used for the waterfall effect and featured parallel lines were often in threes.
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feature brickwork incorporated into the external walls, and under windowsills. Chimneys were either stepped or plain, and together with the round windows perhaps gave meaning to the "Waterfall" name.
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tiled roofs with a moderate pitch. The only featured part of the house included matching decorative front fences, and a featured roof affect. Buildings in this style sometimes were influenced by the
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spaces being more prevalent in subtropical Queensland due to the mild, generally warm winters experienced in the state. For many years, Australian homes were built with little understanding of the
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number of the indigenous trees in large sheets. Methods of heating and flattening the bark were used by the Aboriginal people and these were quickly assimilated by the convict builders.
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people first encountered by Europeans in the Sydney region were shelters constructed of a semicircle of stick, covered with large sheets of bark which could be conveniently stripped off
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to harvest and maintain crops. They managed the land through controlled burning practices involving a biennial burning-off which stunted forest growth and encouraged crop germination.
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a key proponent of the style in Australia. Around the turn of the 21st century, highrise residential architecture became largely indistinguishable from commercial skyscraper styles.
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Ranch style houses can be readily combined with the Murcutt/Drew style (timber and galvanized iron). These smaller ranch style houses often have balconies the width of the house.
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style into the Victorian era (c.1840 – c.1890). The Regency style was a refinement of the Georgian style, with elaborations like a portico with columns at the front of the house.
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top and feature piers raised above the top of the rest of the brick fence. Decorative iron was used very minimally, in gates to driveways, and balustrades to entrances.
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from the United Kingdom. A common feature of the Australian home is the use of fencing in front gardens, also common in both the United Kingdom and the United States.
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damage to the tree. Although not particularly durable as exterior roofing, the material provided excellent insulation and was used for ceilings and lining the walls.
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the man. Later a new "self-made" Australian began to emerge, unhindered by a classical British education dictating classical gentlemanly interests. This new
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was the architectural vernacular in Britain. Craftsmen, including carpenters and plasterers were trained in the classic proportions associated with the
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to determine proportions. However the restrictions of this style did not suit the ebullient attitudes of the era, and many buildings were built in the
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an integral part of living area, and like the rooms, they are orientated according to the aspect. Roofs are often low pitched roof and skillion.
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design, the style emphasised curving forms, long horizontal lines, and sometimes nautical elements, such as railings and porthole windows.
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completed gutted to create a modern open plan style of living. Timber strap-work can be used and windows frames painted for effect.
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grander residences, a tower of varying size. In Australia, the addition of a verandah, sometimes arcaded but later decorated with
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manner. They were influenced in particular by the regulation British military buildings in India and other tropical locations.
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fashionable across Europe. Palladian ideals reveal themselves in some of the few larger homes of the Regency period such as
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have evolved significantly over time, from the early days of structures made from relatively cheap and imported
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spiritual qualities.) All of these requirements and qualities should be considered when designing a house.
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Text is licensed by State of New South Wales (Department of Planning and Environment) under
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was the most sophisticated example of Gothic Revival architecture in the First Fleet colony.
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Lozanovska, Mirjana; Lopez, Sarah; Levin, Iris; Johnston, Chris; Beynon, David (2020).
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mansionette on one side and a sensible work of architectural exploration on the other."
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who did not have title to their land, and potentially had to move on every two years.
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A number of styles have emerged from the influence of architects Phillip Drew and
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large influxes of migrants from eastern and southern Europe arrived to Australia
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A very modern looking style at the time, inspired by a German movement known as
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religious buildings but was sometimes used in residential architecture as well.
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on windows, coordination considerations, use of east and west shade, sufficient
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quality of spades and axes that had been provided and the shortage of nails.
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with council regulations at the time, with white or cream yellowish cream
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with Iron-bark roofs continued to be built in rural Australia until WWII.
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Irving, Robert (1985). "The History and Design of the Australian House",
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articulated a Melbourne interpretation of the modern style. Boyd's book
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in 1951 and is today preserved as a museum as a very influential house.
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A contemporary classical revival house with strong Regency influences,
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style of house is suited for steel framed pole houses on steep slopes.
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of houses in conjunction with eel traps dating back about 8,000 years.
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architecture, the Victorian Regency style was a continuation of the
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of the early 18th century. The Edwardian style coincided with the
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as a way of providing shade and circulation of air for a home.
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served to parallel the traditional Federation architecture.
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6898:"Newcastle Next: Jesmond House witness to history - photos"
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Contemporary pavilion style house with an angled facade in
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components with folksy, 'European Chalet Style’ materials.
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trees for weaving shelters that they were given the name
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For non-residential Australian architectural styles, see
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revived the Old Colonial Georgian style, leading to the
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Cement rendered pavilion style semi-detached houses in
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2925:, the first Queen Anne home in Australia. Built c.1885.
7080:"Holcombe Terrace | Melbourne Buildings | Adam Dimech"
6887:
5941:
Gottlieb House, late Brutalist, completed in 1990–94.
2840:
8813:
Picket, Charles (1997). "Fibro Frontier", Powerhouse.
5886:
Evolving from the modernist style in postwar Europe,
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chimneys, fence pillars and other vertical elements.
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3252:, built 1908. William Richards, builder and designer.
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6269:
One of many old woolstores converted as part of the
3154:, the largest Queen Anne-styled terrace in Melbourne
2257:(1890-91) with specially cast "opera-box" balconies.
2075:, the filigree element being the cast iron balcony.
336:. Some pipe clay was obtained from the coves around
6392:Uncovering Australia. Sarah Colley. Published by
4396:; architect and date unknown, completed before 1938
58:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
6937:Iwanicki, Iris; Register Historian (8 June 1982).
6638:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 150–153
6118:with a more eclectic mix of various revival styles
4964:dominated the front yard leading to the verandah.
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8178:"A Place of Sensuous Resort, Chapter 42, Woy Woy"
5002:Fashionable modern houses of the thirties in the
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1616:residence of Adelaide businessman and politician
9314:
6802:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 56–59
6793:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 52–55
6729:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 46–49
6626:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 42–45
6554:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 32–35
6443:
6441:
5810:Painted and rendered triple-fronted brick veneer
4876:. Architect, Douglas Francis Woodcraft Roberts.
4549:architecture of the United States and Britain.
4534:
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3166:Federation Queen Anne terraces in Park Street,
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21:Australian non-residential architectural styles
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8499:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 215
8390:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 214
8366:Modernist residential architecture in Canberra
8197:
8166:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1994), pg 185
8106:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1994), pg 184
8047:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 150
7951:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1994), pg 178
7892:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1994), pg 176
7883:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 202
7874:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 204
7838:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 109
7804:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 110
7430:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 143
7362:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 132
6271:Urban renewal in Woolstore Precinct, Teneriffe
5800:. Lacework and polychrome brick pay homage to
747:, also designed by John Verge. Completed 1838.
438:
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8604:. 9 February 2020. Retrieved 9 February 2020.
8240:"Houses by Street - Sutherland Rd Cheltenham"
7815:"Kameruka, 24 Roderick Street, Ipswich, 1964"
7299:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 86
7236:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 91
7196:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 90
7161:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 83
7143:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1994), pg 60
7134:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 61
7069:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 62
7008:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 72
6927:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 71
6856:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 65
6838:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 66
6784:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 52
6775:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 48
6747:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 46
6738:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 47
6647:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 43
6614:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 36
6600:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 38
6591:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 33
6512:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 31
6500:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 28
6438:
6435:Apperly, Irving, & Reynolds (1989), pg 24
6414:"The World Today with Sally Sara – ABC Radio"
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4411:, South Yarra (1930s) Howard Ratcliff Lawson
4106:Bungalow with the characteristic verandah in
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2891:Federation Warehouse, Federation Free Style,
1349:
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67:"Australian residential architectural styles"
8641:"Brutalist Architecture: What is Brutalism?"
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5929:Designed by Tao Gofers and completed in 1980
5496:Murcutt/Drew steel and corrugated iron house
5289:; constructed from 1958 to 1962; architect,
4267:
3723:1899–1900), eclectic, red-brick terrace row.
1850:, 'Boom Style' Italianate completed in 1891.
8308:
6217:an innovative conversion of 1920s silos by
5030:The Waterfall style and Art Deco combined,
4274:Spanish Colonial Revival Style architecture
1312:
934:, and thus subject to the influence of the
142:Australian residential architectural styles
8865:
8858:
8844:
8597:Retrofitting Australia's post-war suburbia
8003:– via National Library of Australia.
7689:
7647:"Heritage Council of WA - Places Database"
7620:"Heritage Council of WA - Places Database"
7276:. Melbourne University Press. p. 21.
7011:
6348:
6328:A History of European Housing in Australia
5669:Bungalow style Federation Revival home in
5453:
4678:
3879:Timber fretwork terraces. Madden Street,
2510:
1920:
1323:In the Old Colonial era, buildings of the
156:from Europe and Northern America, and the
8769:
8140:
7725:"Wolverton | Environment, land and water"
7380:
5474:Timber regional gabled style architecture
4431:, architect; Garetti & Son, builders.
673:; completed 1831; designed by John Verge.
245:Pre-colonial period ~40,000 BCE – 1788 CE
166:has also influenced housing styles, with
118:Learn how and when to remove this message
8326:Department of Planning & Environment
8175:
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7029:Department of Planning & Environment
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2389:
2366:A typical 'Queenslander' style house in
1974:Goodrest, Cnr Leopold and Toorak Roads,
1636:, gave a regional flavour to the style.
1608:
1334:and the grandeur of the fully developed
978:
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600:; built 1794, rebuilt after fire in 1804
343:The first imported roofing material was
248:
129:
8805:Drew, Phillip (1996). "Leaves of Iron",
8694:"The Rocks World Heritage Under Threat"
8362:"The post-war Melbourne regional style"
8321:New South Wales State Heritage Register
8237:
7730:Department of Environment & Science
7376:. Marrickville City Council. p. 7.
7271:
7024:New South Wales State Heritage Register
5782:
5386:Triple front (cream brick) 1950 – 1960s
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930:, including Australia, was yet heavily
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7371:
7172:"Annandale – the houses of John Young"
7017:
6950:Department for Environment & Water
6568:"Greek Revival Architecture Explained"
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3377:; built 1921; Frank Buckle, architect.
2871:, the rising sun (of Federation), and
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8359:
8141:Sosnowski, Marika (23 October 2013).
7541:
7339:"Edwardian architecture in Australia"
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6241:, after residential conversion (1998)
5796:Victorian Filigree Revivalist house,
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4541:architecture. Largely spearheaded by
4470:Apartment complex, Alexandra Parade,
4287:finish and Spanish terra cotta tiles.
3867:, with prominent fretworked verandah.
2294:
2047:
1023:An extension and continuation of the
1012:
544:St Matthew's Anglican Church, Windsor
408:At the time of the first settlement,
239:
8817:
8799:
8510:"Simpson-Lee House I | Heritage NSW"
8290:"Around Armadale | Kay & Burton"
7903:"The Esplanade (formerly Belvedere)"
7854:Office of Environment & Heritage
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7466:"'Kama' 16 Llandilo Ave Strathfield"
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5359:Timber and fibro fisherman's cottage
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56:adding citations to reliable sources
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8874:Historical buildings and structures
8804:
8368:. canberrahouse.com. Archived from
8083:"Audley | The Dictionary of Sydney"
8058:"Pymble | The Dictionary of Sydney"
6811:
5579:, steep pitched roofs, and faceted
5318:Dutch Colonial Revival architecture
5208:; constructed in 1955, architects,
4621:, completed 1927. Residence of the
4500:Bourne Place, Remodelled Terraces,
4364:, architect; D.F Roberts, builder.
2841:Federation period c. 1890 – c. 1915
13:
8666:"Brutalist Architecture in Sydney"
8559:"Aesthetic Immigrant Environments"
7567:
7490:
7411:Australian Dictionary of Biography
6629:
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6557:
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6307:
6010:Meriton Tower (2001–2006), Sydney.
5998:. Also designed by Harry Seidler.
5185:; constructed 1954–55; architect,
5065:International style (architecture)
4579:; constructed 1912–13; architect,
4278:Mission Revival Style architecture
3927:Inter-war period c. 1915 – c. 1940
3843:(1917). Federation Filigree-style
3420:; Arthur Leslie Bayley, architect.
2770:
1497:IIfracombe and Clovelly Terraces,
902:Victorian period c. 1840 – c. 1890
819:such as the Doric and the Ionian.
313:Old Colonial period 1788 – c. 1840
14:
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8831:
8244:Beecroft Cheltenham History Group
7625:State Register of Heritage Places
6867:"Government House (entry 600275)"
6426:
5722:
5713:Federation revival apartments in
5698:Federation revival apartments in
5311:
5120:in the northern Sydney suburb of
4911:. Completed in 1941; designed by
803:mainly drew its inspiration from
708:. Completed between 1840 and 1842
497:; completed between 1799 and 1820
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6376:"The First Houses in Australia"
5520:Murcutt Drew style architecture
4409:Beverley Hills Apartment Blocks
2682:St Mark's Church, Darling Point
844:Old Colonial Gothic Picturesque
43:needs additional citations for
8770:veronicak (1 September 2014).
8430:vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au
8121:vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au
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5414:Triple Front (With 4 Fronts),
4998:Waterfall (Art Deco) 1940–1950
4988:South Australian Housing Trust
4968:Post-War Period c. 1940 – 1960
4598:. Completed 1914. Designed by
3936:Inter-war Californian Bungalow
3683:; completed 1897. Designed by
3306:; built 1911–1913; architect,
926:During the Victorian era, the
1:
8575:10.1080/10331867.2020.1763064
8143:"The Cairo building, Fitzroy"
7761:. Queensland Heritage Council
7705:. Queensland Heritage Council
7318:. Queensland Heritage Council
7310:"Toorak House (entry 600216)"
7215:. Queensland Heritage Council
7113:. Queensland Heritage Council
7105:"Cintra House (entry 600054)"
6875:. Queensland Heritage Council
6300:
5380:Renovated fisherman's cottage
5251:; completed 1958; architect,
5228:; completed 1956; architect,
5144:
4870:
4847:
4824:Charles William Thomas Fulton
4335:
4143:
3790:
3509:Federation Bungalow house in
3414:
3286:; completed 1908; architect,
2909:Queen Anne Style architecture
2782:influenced later styles like
2558:
2330:Federation-style Queenslander
2163:Wardlow, Parkville, Melbourne
1683:, Victoria. Designed 1868 by
8745:"10 Iconic Australian Homes"
8718:Gofers, Tao (22 June 2021).
7758:Queensland Heritage Register
7702:Queensland Heritage Register
7315:Queensland Heritage Register
7212:Queensland Heritage Register
7110:Queensland Heritage Register
6872:Queensland Heritage Register
6285:Terraced houses in Australia
5979:. Designed by Harry Seidler.
5950:
5881:
5654:Federation revival house in
5625:Federation Revival house in
4685:Functionalism (architecture)
3211:Arts and Crafts architecture
2150:, architect; completed 1887.
1341:Victorian Academic Classical
962:during the Gothic period of
958:The great cathedrals of the
881:Built between 1837 and 1843.
720:Rockwall House, designed by
152:from the United States, the
7:
8514:apps.environment.nsw.gov.au
8238:heather (3 November 2021).
8028:apps.environment.nsw.gov.au
7966:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
7785:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
7676:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
7599:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
7522:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6989:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6817:Victorian Heritage Database
6687:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6662:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6531:National Trust of Australia
6478:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6453:www.hms.heritage.nsw.gov.au
6278:
6161:
5610:Federation revival home in
5595:Federation revival home in
4822:. Built from 1937 to 1938;
4623:Prime Minister of Australia
4360:; built from 1929 to 1930;
2786:and Inter-War Old English.
2517:Gothic Revival architecture
2396:Gothic Revival architecture
2301:Queenslander (architecture)
1716:Government House, Melbourne
1703:, Victoria. Completed 1874.
1102:Terraces on Denham Street,
1025:Old Colonial Georgian style
964:ecclesiastical architecture
944:Gothic Revival architecture
942:, which favored the use of
850:Gothic Revival architecture
439:Old Colonial Georgian style
10:
9344:
9133:Dr Chau Chak Wing Building
8176:Peterson, Richard (2009).
7849:"Belvedere | Heritage NSW"
6332:Cambridge University Press
6253:Love & Lewis building
6165:
6022:Eureka Tower (2002–2006),
5802:Victorian era architecture
5315:
5293:; builder, George M. Koch.
5166:. Built c.1954, architect
5062:
4976:
4972:
4956:
4943:, architects. A hybrid of
4701:, itself a late branch of
4682:
4561:Georgian Revival house in
4529:Inter-war Georgian Revival
4271:
4161:Old English style home in
4118:
4045:Belmont Flats. Alma Road,
3939:
3847:with double access stairs.
3768:Lamb House, Kangaroo Point
3641:
3489:
3395:George Thomas Temple-Poole
3208:
3205:Federation Arts and Crafts
3181:A Queen Anne residence in
2906:
2893:Federation Arts and Crafts
2844:
2774:
2614:13 & 15 James Street,
2514:
2452:Cloncorrick, Darling Point
2393:
2354:Victorian era Queenslander
2298:
2051:
1927:Second Empire architecture
1924:
1816:Windsor Gardens, Chatswood
1665:Government House, Brisbane
1602:
1539:
1465:Corana and Hygeia Terraces
1325:Old Colonial Grecian style
1316:
1185:
1038:Inter-War Georgian Revival
1016:
896:. Built between c.1841-45.
847:
809:Ancient Greek architecture
791:Greek Revival architecture
788:
785:Old Colonial Grecian style
653:Old Colonial Regency style
18:
9323:Architecture in Australia
9282:
9274:NSW Government architects
9261:
9056:
8873:
8645:Architecture & Design
8147:Overland literary journal
7753:"Cremorne (entry 600218)"
6527:Explore: Places: Tasmania
6364:. Broome: Magabala Books.
6295:Architecture of Melbourne
6087:with modernist influences
4268:Inter-war Spanish Mission
3524:Cottage on Daisy Street,
3393:; built 1922; architect,
3232:; built 1888; architect,
2883:type look, especially on
2109:National Trust (Victoria)
1346:five architectural orders
1319:Neoclassical architecture
807:until the rediscovery of
801:Neoclassical architecture
9208:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth
8980:Mortuary railway station
8476:"Schmidt-Lademann House"
8269:www.canberrahouse.com.au
8024:"Purulia | Heritage NSW"
5445:In the 1950s and 1960s,
5350:Dutch Colonial house in
4888:Fire Station Residence,
4699:Streamline Moderne style
4443:Spanish Mission home in
4300:Boomerang, Elizabeth Bay
4121:Tudorbethan architecture
3715:Edna, Favo, & Gaza;
3685:Joseph John Talbot Hobbs
1834:. Completed in the 1890s
1699:Kamesburgh, North Road,
1350:Victorian Free Classical
1313:Victorian Free Classical
1053:Newstead House, Brisbane
1027:into the Victorian era.
920:Government House, Sydney
879:Government House, Sydney
358:Houses of axe-hewn slabs
9088:Auburn Gallipoli Mosque
8990:Queen Victoria Building
8925:Conservatorium of Music
8905:Central railway station
8820:Oxford University Press
8480:www.schmidt-lademann.de
7272:Andrews, Brian (2001).
6763:2 November 2021 at the
6130:A modern adaptation of
5454:Regional gabled cottage
4679:Inter-war Functionalist
3986:Alexander Stewart Jolly
2923:Caerleon, Bellevue Hill
2865:Federation of Australia
2847:Federation architecture
2701:The Hermitage, Vaucluse
2511:Victorian Rustic Gothic
2381:An old Queenslander in
2073:Italianate architecture
1921:Victorian Second Empire
1605:Italianate architecture
1283:57-61 Lower Fort Street
1233:North Terrace, Adelaide
894:Carthona, Darling Point
864:Lindesay, Darling Point
813:James "Athenian" Stuart
510:Brislington, Parramatta
476:Experiment Farm Cottage
424:incorporating not only
231:The Australian Ugliness
9148:Governor Phillip Tower
8867:Architecture of Sydney
8545:Lozanovska et al. 2020
8360:Miles, Martin (2006).
8087:dictionaryofsydney.org
8062:dictionaryofsydney.org
7252:writersvictoria.org.au
6360:Pascoe, Bruce (2019).
6326:Troy, Patrick (2000).
6290:Architecture of Sydney
6197:Sandridge Bay Towers,
5888:Brutalist architecture
5245:Schmidt-Lademann House
5210:Chancellor and Patrick
4991:
4853:for the Barmby family.
4801:Geoffrey Harley Mewton
4777:Geoffrey Harley Mewton
4545:, and inspired by the
4030:Californian Bungalow,
3308:Thomas Pollard Sampson
2833:Toorak House, Brisbane
2342:Inter-war Queenslander
2203:(1863 remodelled 1890)
2008:House, Pasley Street,
1944:Labassa, Manor Grove,
1625:
1558:
1542:Mannerist architecture
988:
946:. Thus, while a local
923:
644:Oatlands Coach House,
457:Elizabeth Farm Cottage
258:Indigenous Australians
254:
237:
138:
9269:Australian architects
9223:Sydney Harbour Bridge
9118:Chau Chak Wing Museum
9000:St Andrew's Cathedral
8807:Angus & Robertson
8776:Sydney Living Museums
8724:Sydney Morning Herald
8671:Sydney Morning Herald
7697:"Home (entry 600242)"
7445:www.realestate.com.au
7372:Davies, Paul (2009).
7246:john (23 June 2015).
5080:Sir John Sulman Medal
4986:
4935:. Completed in 1941;
4751:. Completed in 1936;
4703:Art Deco architecture
4653:Hanover Court flats,
4535:Old Colonial Georgian
4362:Eric Percival Trewern
4115:Inter-war Old English
3940:Further information:
3909:Building, Rockhampton
3477:Home, Arnold Street,
2903:Federation Queen Anne
2818:Swifts, Darling Point
2784:Federation Queen Anne
2390:Victorian Free Gothic
1612:
1545:
1449:Biltmore apartments,
1434:Valentine's Mansion,
1019:Georgian architecture
982:
918:
410:Georgian architecture
252:
214:
133:
9328:Housing in Australia
9163:International Towers
9103:Bennelong Apartments
9040:University of Sydney
8935:Education Department
8772:"The Gottlieb House"
8316:"Rose Seidler House"
8294:www.kayburton.com.au
7548:propertyvalue.com.au
7493:"Appian Way Burwood"
7470:Strathfield Heritage
6819:. Heritage Victoria.
5783:Australian Nostalgic
5268:Council House, Perth
4953:Inter-war Ashgrovian
4797:Mewton & Grounds
4773:Mewton & Grounds
4600:William Hardy Wilson
4581:William Hardy Wilson
4543:William Hardy Wilson
4539:Old Colonial Regency
2989:. Completed in 1907.
2437:The Abbey, Annandale
2091:. Completed in 1877.
2087:Melbournia Terrace,
2023:Seaside apartments,
1718:; completed in 1876.
1599:Victorian Italianate
1336:European Renaissance
1330:extroverted pomp of
1198:Old Colonial Regency
1188:Regency architecture
1034:William Hardy Wilson
52:improve this article
16:Architectural styles
9143:Dunc Gray Velodrome
9138:Deutsche Bank Place
9005:St Mary's Cathedral
8995:Registrar-General's
8940:General Post Office
8900:Central Local Court
8674:. 29 September 2017
8455:Experience Adelaide
8372:on 25 February 2006
8204:apps.des.qld.gov.au
7987:"HOTEL SYDNEY RAID"
7472:. 13 September 2020
7178:. 19 September 2008
6382:on 30 October 2006.
6047:Contemporary styles
5283:Simpson-Lee House I
5162:Julian Rose House,
5059:International style
4458:Home, Bellevue Hill
4226:Home, Bexley Road,
3942:California bungalow
3644:Federation Filigree
3638:Federation Filigree
3616:Appian Way, Burwood
3586:Appian Way, Burwood
3486:Federation Bungalow
3339:Appian Way, Burwood
3250:Appian Way, Burwood
3100:. A combination of
3053:Appian Way, Burwood
3008:. Completed in 1914
2897:Federation Bungalow
2748:Rona, Bellevue Hill
2646:157 Hotham Street,
1752:; completed in 1881
1731:The Priory, Burwood
1536:Victorian Mannerist
1372:; completed in 1877
1251:. Designed in 1868.
1086:Eschol Park House,
987:still remain today.
940:Cambridge Movements
838:; completed c.1833.
817:Greek order columns
763:; completed in 1838
741:Elizabeth Bay House
428:but also sometimes
418:Elizabeth Bay House
267:The housing of the
207:Variation of styles
150:California bungalow
9262:Notable architects
9228:Sydney Opera House
9186:Quay Quarter Tower
9158:Horizon Apartments
9020:Sydney Observatory
8960:Hyde Park Barracks
8621:. 27 February 2019
8401:"About Lind house"
8296:. 7 September 2022
7337:Thompson, Jacqui.
7084:www.adonline.id.au
6759:realestate.com.au
5992:Horizon Apartments
5526:Federation revival
5183:House at Caulfield
5118:Rose Seidler House
5071:Rose Seidler House
5004:Streamline Moderne
4992:
4728:; completed 1933;
4577:Purulia, Wahroonga
3809:Cremorne, Hamilton
3662:Woodlands, Killara
3150:Queen Bess Row in
3051:Alba Longa in the
3036:Edwardian home in
2650:. Completed 1861.
2634:. Completed 1857.
2618:. Completed 1857.
2583:. 1852. Robin Dods
2295:Queenslander style
2269:Ardmore Terraces,
2123:Holcombe Terrace,
2054:Victorian Filigree
2048:Victorian Filigree
2038:Waterhouse House,
1797:Mount Royal "Villa
1626:
1403:Drummond Terrace,
1235:. Built c.1858-74.
1194:Victorian Georgian
1013:Victorian Georgian
989:
924:
805:Roman architecture
702:Aberglasslyn House
628:Harper's Mansion,
546:; completed c.1822
376:Types of buildings
255:
240:History and styles
192:upper middle class
176:Australian climate
139:
136:Queenslander style
9310:
9309:
9302:Tallest buildings
9108:Blues Point Tower
9048:Victoria Barracks
8965:Hyde Park Obelisk
8910:Chief Secretary's
7405:Freeland, J. M.,
7274:Australian Gothic
7019:"Windsor Gardens"
6939:"Eynesbury House"
6394:Allen & Unwin
6235:Colgate-Palmolive
6219:Fender Katsalidis
6132:French provincial
5973:Blues Point Tower
5424:Late 20th century
5299:L-shape 1945–1955
5291:Arthur Baldwinson
5137:Roy Grounds House
5124:. Completed 1950.
4937:Frederick Romberg
4913:Frederick Romberg
4641:. Completed 1930.
4314:Belvedere Flats,
3921:Home, Rockhampton
3234:John Horbury Hunt
3120:Edwardian house,
3024:. Completed 1909.
3002:Mount Wilga House
2835:, remodelled 1891
2805:. Completed 1878.
2799:Abercrombie House
2538:. Completed 1847.
2439:. Completed 1882.
2234:Marine Terraces,
2222:. Completed 1891.
2184:; completed 1889.
1764:Duncraggan Hall,
1685:Reed & Barnes
1593:. Completed 1893.
1407:. Completed 1891.
1391:. Completed 1877.
1270:. Completed 1871.
1216:. Completed 1857.
1182:Victorian Regency
1176:. Completed 1883.
1090:; completed 1858.
779:. Completed 1842.
775:Horbury Terrace,
759:Clarendon House,
728:. Completed 1837.
689:. Completed 1831.
685:Panshanger, near
667:Camden Park House
612:Greenwich House,
596:Joyce Farmhouse,
584:; completed 1820s
281:Western Australia
128:
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9213:Stamford on Kent
9182:
9128:Citigroup Centre
9098:Australia Square
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9035:The Old Treasury
8985:Parliament House
8970:Lands Department
8950:Government House
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5099:Victorian Modern
5042:
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4931:Glenunga Flats,
4928:
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4901:
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4775:, attributed to
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4726:Dandenong Ranges
4718:
4673:. Completed 1935
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2855:was named after
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2719:. Built 1879–82.
2712:
2703:. Built 1870–78.
2697:
2678:
2669:. Completed 1868
2659:
2643:
2627:
2611:
2596:Kirribilli House
2592:
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2551:Greycliffe House
2547:
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2522:things English.
2505:. Completed 1896
2495:
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2470:. Built 1886–88.
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2424:Built 1862–1864.
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1144:. Completed 1862
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9073:25 Martin Place
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9233:Sydney Tower
9173:MLC Building
9113:Central Park
9093:Aurora Place
9078:AMP Building
9060:(post-1930s)
9043:(Main Quad.)
8945:GIO Building
8794:Bibliography
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6151:weatherboard
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5996:Darlinghurst
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5549:Edensor Park
5541:Green Valley
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5270:; from 1959.
5253:Iwan Iwanoff
5187:Anatol Kagan
5103:
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5087:World War II
5084:
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4962:
4753:Best Overend
4732:, architect.
4730:Harry Norris
4688:
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4485:Las Palmas,
4281:
4142:. Completed
4138:Bonnington,
4124:
3988:, architect.
3946:
3945:
3930:
3861:Davey Street
3845:Queenslander
3647:
3495:
3462:Craignairn,
3361:, architect.
3214:
3135:The Annery,
3066:Olevanus in
3022:Marrickville
2889:
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2780:
2557:. Completed
2534:The Grange,
2520:
2482:Kenilworth,
2399:
2315:Queenslander
2308:
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2251:Terrace pair
2250:
2236:Grange Beach
2197:Cintra House
2065:wrought iron
2057:
1989:Stonington,
1930:
1780:Glentworth,
1679:Rippon Lea,
1627:
1624:, circa 1907
1559:
1547:
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1527:Terraces in
1329:
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1264:Jenner House
1191:
1119:Brough House
1088:Campbelltown
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50:Please help
45:verification
42:
25:
9297:Residential
9248:World Tower
9196:IMAX Sydney
9030:Trades Hall
8915:Cloncorrick
8877:(pre-1930s)
8749:Eco Outdoor
7907:skhs.org.au
7542:tooltwist.
7257:14 November
7176:Local Notes
7089:10 November
6994:13 December
6523:"Clarendon"
6419:World Today
6273:(2004-2010)
6237:factory in
6083:A house in
5876:style house
5821:bay windows
5798:Templestowe
5581:bay windows
5553:Castle Hill
5545:Cecil Hills
5533:Cherrybrook
5486:ranch-style
5480:Ranch–style
5393:castellated
5305:terra cotta
5148: 1953
5095:Roy Grounds
4874: 1938
4851: 1938
4830:, builders.
4745:Cairo Flats
4707:aerodynamic
4695:terra cotta
4637:Merrivale,
4523:, architect
4472:South Yarra
4423:Siroccoro,
4378:Point Piper
4339: 1929
4332:South Yarra
4147: 1935
3896:Rockhampton
3881:Albert Park
3811:(1905-1906)
3794: 1903
3770:(1902-1908)
3631:Strathfield
3556:Strathfield
3539:Cottage in
3418: 1924
3375:Neutral Bay
3355:Neutral Bay
3337:St Ellero,
3304:Strathfield
3168:South Yarra
3106:Art Nouveau
3038:Albert Park
2987:South Yarra
2985:The Tilba,
2969:Hillcrest,
2857:King Edward
2715:Garthowen,
2562: 1852
2503:Goonellabah
2466:Ambleside,
2255:South Yarra
2201:Bowen Hills
2025:Queenscliff
2010:South Yarra
1976:South Yarra
1899:Strathfield
1846:Earlswood,
1801:Strathfield
1681:Elsternwick
1589:Benvenuta,
1529:Potts Point
1451:Albert Park
1268:Potts Point
1229:Ayers House
1104:Surry Hills
985:Collingwood
960:Middle Ages
726:Potts Point
559:Loder House
480:Harris Park
422:Neoclassism
300:Lake Condah
9317:Categories
9238:TNT Towers
9191:The Ribbon
8405:LIND HOUSE
8376:6 February
8067:3 November
7392:John Sands
7390:. Sydney:
7283:0522849318
7182:4 November
6910:4 November
6718:John Sands
6667:2 November
6577:3 November
6572:The Spruce
6458:21 October
6301:References
6136:Sans Souci
6101:Cheltenham
5856:Townhouses
5841:Flemington
5825:McMansions
5416:Heidelberg
5230:Robin Boyd
5091:Robin Boyd
5051:Robin Boyd
5032:Heidelberg
5009:Robin Boyd
4977:See also:
4959:Ashgrovian
4844:Cheltenham
4820:Stanthorpe
4683:See also:
4655:Kirribilli
4445:Heidelberg
4392:Santiago,
4261:Keiraville
4243:Unley Park
4182:Turramurra
4108:Pennington
4093:Haberfield
4063:Kensington
4017:Kensington
3964:Kensington
3839:Kameruka,
3825:Turramurra
3823:Hillview,
3787:Townsville
3753:Turramurra
3751:Glensloy,
3541:Kensington
3373:Keynsham,
3122:Heidelberg
3102:Queen Anne
3098:Launceston
3020:Carlotta,
2971:Launceston
2937:Amesbury,
2777:Jacobethan
2731:Invercoe,
2717:Launceston
2630:Glenfern,
2600:Kirribilli
2515:See also:
2418:Double Bay
2311:Queensland
2287:Launceston
2140:Palma Rosa
1882:Walshome,
1618:John Bagot
1614:Italianate
1317:See also:
1306:Kirribilli
1160:, c. 1874.
722:John Verge
582:Parramatta
578:Harrisford
525:Ingle Hall
289:Brewarrina
226:Robin Boyd
185:insulation
108:April 2018
78:newspapers
9243:UTS Tower
9025:Town Hall
8781:17 August
8755:17 August
8729:17 August
8703:17 August
8678:17 August
8650:17 August
8625:17 August
8583:221064788
8345:CC-BY 4.0
7048:CC-BY 4.0
6153:house in
6114:House in
6024:Southbank
5951:Highrises
5943:Caulfield
5927:The Rocks
5882:Brutalist
5874:McMansion
5759:House in
5717:(c. 1995)
5700:Lindfield
5685:Glenbrook
5671:Roseville
5656:Kingsford
5641:Lindfield
5612:Roseville
5597:Wahroonga
5567:, ornate
5287:Wahroonga
5164:Wahroonga
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