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Architecture of New South Wales

07 September 2009
1889 – Sydney Town Hall, New South Wales

1889 – Sydney Town Hall, New South Wales

Architect: John H. Wilson, Edward Bell, Albert Bond, David McBeath In architectural style, the Sydney Town Hall is French Second Empire, deriving inspiration for its motifs, roofscapes and elaborate interiors from the Louvre...

07 September 2009
1901 – Cape Byron Lighthouse, New South Wales

1901 – Cape Byron Lighthouse, New South Wales

Architect: Charles Harding The Cape Byron Lighthouse is Australia’s most easterly light being situated on the most easterly point of the mainland. It is also Australia’s most powerful Lighthouse. It is built in...

07 September 2009
1932 – Harbour Bridge, Sydney, New South Wales

1932 – Harbour Bridge, Sydney, New South Wales

Architect: J.J.C. Bradfield It was as early as 1815 that Francis Greenway proposed building a bridge from the northern to the southern shore of the harbour. It took some time for this to...

07 September 2009
1952 – Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, New South Wales

1952 – Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, New South Wales

Architect: W.H. Withers / W.D.H. Baxter Government architect W.H. Withers began work on the building plans in 1939 for the Maritime Services Board (MSB) building. Work resumed in 1944 under government architect W.D.H....

07 September 2009
1973 – Sydney Opera House

1973 – Sydney Opera House

Architect: Jørn Utzon The Sydney Opera House is one of the most distinctive and famous 20th-century buildings, and one of the most famous performing arts venues in the world. Situated on Bennelong Point...

07 September 2009
Uniting Church, Narooma, New South Wales

Uniting Church, Narooma, New South Wales

Regarded as an excellent example of the Australian Federation Carpenter Gothic architectural style. The decorative gable truss structures at the end of the nave and the small porch are of note. The bell...

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