St Andrew's Anglican Church is located along Byrne Avenue, in the inner west suburb of Russell Lea. While the church gives its address as Abbotsford, it is officially in Russell Lea although it is on the border. The red bricks and white trims are often seen in triple-fronted houses built in the 1950s and 1960s but you don't see many churches built in this style.
for my area it has more the look of a school....with all the brick and white trim
ReplyDeleteA really lovely frame, which pretty light!
ReplyDeleteThis design reminds me of an old school hall rather than a church. Interesting lighting too.
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ReplyDeleteThanks to Wikipeda I now know what a triple-fronted house is. I learn something new every day. Tom The Backroads Traveller
I didn't realise that maybe this is a uniquely Australian term or maybe even this type of house design is unique to Australia.
DeleteMost churches at my place are built of brick.
ReplyDeletelovely church; have a nice Sunday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
this church is simplistic compared to many. nice shadow shot!
ReplyDeleteLove the afternoon glow and those two crosses.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely collection of diverse shadows, Jim.
ReplyDeleteI like it. Many newer churches are not very attractive but this one is!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool design! ( ;
ReplyDeleteI learned something new, too, triple fronted. Nice light on the church.
ReplyDeleteNice framing and shadows from the overhead cables.
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Wonderful lighting, but somehow doesn't look much like a church to me. More windows?!
ReplyDeletethanks for the info finfm
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