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Palace Theatre Auditorium Balcony

September 24, 2015September 26, 2015

Planning Minister Must Intervene Now to Save Palace Theatre

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Protection for the Bourke Hill Heritage

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November 26, 2014

UPDATE | Palace Theatre interiors salvaged from suburban recycling centre

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November 22, 2014November 26, 2014

Palace Theatre | Destruction and Vandalism

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August 23, 2013September 27, 2013

Review of Bourke Hill Precinct by City of Melbourne

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The #HotelWindsor tower is off ! 11 years after first proposed, #RichardWynne #MinisterForPlanning has refused to extend the permit. It was already extended by VCAT twice, and the last time they said it should be the last. So now maybe they’ll give up and sell ? Or just do the boutique redevelopment they should have done in the first place ?

We've been keeping an eye on this little warehouse in Drewery Place ever since one of Melbourne's most hidden #lanewaybars shut down last year, and it seems empty since. Such a shame that a character filled heritage building is sitting vacant, anyone out there know what's going on with it?

This photo in Elizabeth Street just up from Collins was taken in February - turns out it’s yet another building long abandoned above the ground floor (due to a crackdown on #fireregulations in the 70s) and finally it’s being restored as offices - for @plusarchitecture. It was built in 1889 for McLean Bros #ironmongers and furniture , and designed by #CharlesDEbro in a style somewhere between typical #RenaissanceRevival and the new #QueenAnne. From the mid 1890s it was G Robertson books & stationers ‘for 80 years’ and then it was Angus & Robertson (no connection unless they bought it, and now it’s officeworks!). Hopefully they’ll do some better colour scheme.

Recently re-painted and restored Ballarat Star Hotel, 1888 #pub #heritage #melbourne #chinatown

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Councillor Rohan Leppert announcing the Interim heritage listing of a wide range of places in the CBD and Southbank. twitter.com/cityofmelbourn… 10 months ago
One of the oldest businesses in the CBD, long may they last ! twitter.com/SallyCapp_/sta… 10 months ago
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