Downing Centre
A 1908 department store converted into Sydney's primary courthouse complex, the Downing Centre blends commercial heritage with modern…
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A 1908 department store converted into Sydney's primary courthouse complex, the Downing Centre blends commercial heritage with modern…
Sydney's longest-running live theatre, the Enmore opened in 1912 and retains its 1937 Art Deco design in original…
A 1957 Irish community hall in Surry Hills that reopened as a live music venue in 2006, now…
A 68-storey residential tower rising 237 metres above central Sydney, Sydney's seventh-tallest building anchors the corner of Bathurst…
Sydney's iconic steel arch bridge, completed in 1932, spans 503 metres across Sydney Harbour and accommodates rail, vehicular,…
Australia's first public arts centre, opened 2000 in suburban Sydney, combining galleries, studios and performance spaces within 1.4…
Three theatres named Her Majesty's Theatre once stood in central Sydney on Pitt Street or Quay Street, but…
A convict-era brick barracks built 1817–1819 by transported architect Francis Greenway, now a UNESCO World Heritage museum revealing…
A monumental Brutalist courthouse completed in 1977, the Law Courts Building is the primary seat of the Supreme…
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