| Reference Type |
book
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| Title |
Melbourne Architecture |
| Author(s) | Philip Goad |
| Editor(s) | Simon Blackall |
| Town |
Sydney |
| State |
NSW |
| Country |
Australia |
| Publication Date |
00-00-1999 |
| Citation Date |
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| Page Number |
125 |
| Comments |
This book is intended for an audience who is interested in, or is researching the architecture of different buildings and landmarks in Melbourne, Australia. The information can be used as a reference to different architectural styles and inspiration, and is a source that gives readers an insight into the historical aspects of Melbourne architecture. This book is an invaluable source that preserves the historical aspects of many of Melbourneâs buildings such as the Forum Theatre, formerly known as the Rapallo Cinema and State Theatre. It is an important book as it provides a detailed account of the buildingâs architecture, including photographs, itâs address and legend directory showing where on a map the building is situated. This is an exceptionally clear and descriptive publication that is supported by Heritage Victoria. It is a well-researched and reliable source that is presented very logically and clearly. It is noteworthy that this book received the Bates Smart Award for excellence for published works that support architecture. (Alexandra Aaron) |
| Synopsis |
This book is a guide that describes the architecture of many of Melbourneâs historical buildings. It provides individual descriptions of different architectural landmarks from across Melbourne. Such details include the names and addresses of the different buildings, comprehensive and in-depth descriptions of the architecture, including the buildingâs architectural inspirations, as well as a contextualisation of its historical significance. The book also looks at preservation concerns in regards to urban planning and expansion. (Alexandra Aaron) |
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