I think some architect was having a northern European fantasy in this group of terrace houses. The ground floor looks normal for Australia while the top floor looks like gingerbread houses from Netherlands? Scandinavia? Northern Germany?
what fun houses! Beats the heck out of some American townhouses that resemble "stack-a-shack" ant hills. Cheers and thanks for all your interesting photos!
How cool these row houses are! Minus the satellite roof dish, I imagine I am on Oz 100 years ago - good style lasts a long time!
ReplyDeleteI think some architect was having a northern European fantasy in this group of terrace houses. The ground floor looks normal for Australia while the top floor looks like gingerbread houses from Netherlands? Scandinavia? Northern Germany?
ReplyDeleteThey made me think of gingerbread houses too.
DeleteBeautiful terrace houses.
ReplyDeletewhat fun houses! Beats the heck out of some American townhouses that resemble "stack-a-shack" ant hills. Cheers and thanks for all your interesting photos!
ReplyDeleteThe gingerbread makes such intricate shadows!
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Curvy shadows on sweet houses!
ReplyDeleteNot The Netherlands, more Scandinavian. Great houses. I like your blog.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see them all the same. Beautiful old terraces.
ReplyDeleteThe peachy color contrasts so well with the blue sky, I like the gingerbread frosting curves too. Woolloomooloo seems like a fun place to visit.
ReplyDeletelovely architecture, with a storybook quality which appeals to me; have a nice Monday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Wonderful. Thanks for linking up with Friday my Town Shoot Out.
ReplyDeleteRomantic roof line design. Somehow this reminds me of Italy.
ReplyDeletewhat a great name! and beautiful places, too! thank, jim!
ReplyDeletehahha.... I'd like to live there just to say the name....
ReplyDeleteColour and look like the 'gingerbread house'!
ReplyDeleteI watch the Block, do you? Have they done one in your area? They are doing it just round the corner from my school.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of much reality television. They did two in Bondi, one in Manly and one in Vaucluse but all the rest have been in Melbourne.
DeleteGreat catch. My first thought was they reminded me of some homes in San Francisco, and then I started thinking coo-coo clocks.
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