Sydney Hospital, North Wing
The North Wing of Sydney Hospital is located along Macquarie Street, viewed from the rear. This heritage listed building is part of a three building complex with a central administration block linked to north and south ward wings. They were designed by Thomas Rowe and John Kirkpatrick and constructed between 1884 and 1894 in the Victorian architectural style.
Very like Queen's Hospital in Honolulu's original older portion!
ReplyDeleteA tremendously appealing building!
ReplyDeleteI like the cheerful color of the trim -- makes it look less institutional.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly has to be one of the most beautiful hospitals.
DeleteAnother great building shot! You have amazing building in your country!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you ~ ^_^
Lovely photo
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for this lovely view for SEASONS! I wish they would build some hospitals here that look friendly and welcoming like this one! A great capture Jim, and look forward to your next week's contribution:) Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteJeannette, they just don't build them like they used to.
DeleteGreat balconies and arches! Like when places built for common purposes are listed as heritage buildings.
ReplyDeleteThat is one elegant building!
ReplyDeletethis is a very handsome building!
ReplyDeleteIs the trim metal work? It looks like it, and it is beautiful. I wish we painted our buildings more colorful here in America.
ReplyDeleteLisa @ Life Thru the Lens
Impressive building !
ReplyDeleteAmazing building, Jim!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at the Travel Tuesday meme. I look forward to your next contribution!