Randwick, Presbyterian Church
Randwick Presbyterian Church is located on the corner of Alison Road and Cook Street, in the eastern suburb of Randwick. This heritage listed church was designed by Sir John Sulman and built in 1890 in the Victorian Academic Classical style.
I like its architectural style.
ReplyDeleteWay Cool Mr Jim
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Don't know about being a church it reminds me of a bank
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is an unusual design for a church.
DeleteVery different from most church architecture at the time, nod. I have seen round churches before, but not behind a square classical front with columns. I love Randwick :)
ReplyDelete...steeples don't seem to be popular in Sidney.
ReplyDeleteI've discovered that sometimes they built the church and planned to build a steeple later. Sometimes they never did and other times the steeple was damaged and demolished but never rebuilt.
DeleteHello Jim
ReplyDeleteon a Sunday morning.
Beautiful architecture. this building is not like a church.
Greetings from winter Poland.
Lucja
Interesting shape.
ReplyDeleteThanks for finding this shadow shot and sharing it with us, Jim.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shape. Not your usual church style.
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