Saturday, 7 November 2015

Lewisham, Charles O'Neill House

Charles O'Neill House is part of Catholic Care, a welfare agency of the Catholic Church, located along West Street in the inner west suburb of Lewisham. This contemporary building is the State Support Office of the St Vincent de Paul Society. The site includes a low-care hostel, high-care nursing home and self-care village.

24 comments:

  1. Wow! That doesn't look like your typical nursing facility. I wonder about the cost?

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    1. I have no idea Linda, but there must be some money in aged care. Our population is aging and they're certainly building a lot of retirement villages.

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  2. I would never have picked that building as a care home for us elderlies. It looks smart.

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  3. Great 2in1-photo, see inside and outside (I think, that is only the administration, I would never live in such transparent building)
    Greetings from Germany

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  4. Marvellous reflections in the windows. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  5. Great design, doesn't look like a nursing home to me :) Great reflection!

    Irene

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  6. This is a very interesting building and a beautiful photograph.

    LG Eva

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  7. interesting reflection with the dark glass. )

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  8. That's a lot of glass. What is the view from inside looking out?

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  9. so so many windows. wow wee i bet you need sunglasses to sit in there. right? ( :

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    1. It's quite a good view across the road of a park and a cricket field.

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  10. A great view of the world with all that glass.

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  11. Hi Jim!
    This building is great.
    This very modern. It's not like a nursing home.
    Greetings from the distant Polish:) *

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  12. Hi Jim, I'm the new kid on the block today.
    What a great complex! Someone must have had an inspired (excuse pun) vision which eventually has become reality. I hope charity doesn't stop there and that their facilities are open to anyone irrespective of means.
    greetings from Spain,
    Lisca

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  13. It's a nice looking building with lots of natural light!

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  14. I like the look of the place - it must be all clean and modern inside!

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  15. Really nice looking building/fencing, the reflections are great.

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