Chippendale, houses (Theme Day: Neighbourhood)
These terrace houses are located along Kensington Street, in the inner city suburb of Chippendale. This neighbourhood once housed the workers at the former Kent Brewery, which had also been known as the Carlton and United brewery, the Irving Street brewery and the Tooth brewery. These heritage buildings have been retained and incorporated in the new Central Park redevelopment as a shopping and restaurant precinct.
Tooth brewery. Hmm. I bet it tastes better on the tongue.
ReplyDeleteVery neat & tidy, nice colors.
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I like the architecture.
ReplyDeleteDitto!
Deleteoh how cute, I wonder how much room is inside?
ReplyDeleteThe restaurants are also open at the back and provide seating in the old laneway now known as Spice Alley, which is like a food court.
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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I love when buildings are re-used and retained in modern city designs
ReplyDeleteColourfully snug!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, nice and neat.
ReplyDeleteThose look like fine houses for the workers, Jim!
ReplyDeleteI love places like this with so much local history attached to them.
ReplyDeleteIt's great that they weren't just torn down to make way for something newer. What a great bit of history they saved.
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Very interesting! I forgot all about CDP theme day--Wah!
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Nice architecture and those colours! Very interesting place!
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Happy #ww and a lovely week ahead.
An attractive and colourful street scene Jim ✨
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