The former English, Scottish & Australian Chartered Bank is a heritage listed building along George Street at The Rocks. It was designed by William Wilkinson Wardell and built in 1886 in the Gothic Revival architectural style. It now houses an Italian restaurant.
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Interesting concept with the windows. If you like you can link in on an all new edition of "Through My Lens" photo meme. Link is below.
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The windows are celestial! Great photo, Jim
ReplyDeleteI like the way it looks.
ReplyDeleteI like all the arches.
ReplyDeleteInteresting architecture.
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It remind me of an old registry office in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England.
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John
I really like the architecture, Jim!! Different from anything we have here!! Great capture for the day as always and, as always, your wonderful blue, blue skies!! Hope your week is off to a great start!!
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ReplyDeleteUne très belle photo. Une jolie architecture.
Gros bisous ☼
I love all the old historical buildings in The Rocks!
ReplyDeleteGood that this lovely building is being preserved.
ReplyDeleteVery unusual proportions in this architecture Jim.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this structure. I really like the contrast between the symmetry of the upper section with the asymmetry of the ground floor. The single exterior material just makes a perfect pallet for the absolutely beautiful decoration in the stone work. Thanks for sharing this little treasure.
ReplyDeleteLovely building! I'd eat there!
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