The former St John's Presbyterian Church is located along Oxford Street, in the inner city suburb of Paddington. This heritage listed building was designed by Henry Robertson and built in 1857 in the Victorian Picturesque Gothic architectural style. In 2015, it was converted into a high-end fashion boutique.
A very different use for the building, but it looks like they respected the architecture in converting it over.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful golden sandstone was a fashion statement for any prestigious building!
ReplyDeletePretty facade and I'm glad it was saved, albeit for a different use.
ReplyDelete...the stone work is wonderful.
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A substantial building that no doubt casts substantial shadows.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the whole building was revived at the same time
ReplyDeleteIt looks very nice. Is that limestone?
ReplyDeleteLinda, it's sandstone which is quite common around Sydney.
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