established in Victoria during World War I Shell House is a significant example of a (1914–18) to provide convalescent care to late modernist office building designed by soldiers recovering from wounds and internationally renowned architect Harry disabilities. Seidler. Completed in 1989, this building demonstrates a curvilinear sculptural form and generous civic spaces. H2362 FORMER ROYAL AUSTRALIAN – CORPS OF SIGNALS DRILL HALL Albert Road Drive, Albert Park, Port Phillip City Added October 2016 The Former Australian Corps of Signals Drill Hall is an impressive example of the Stripped Classical architectural style. It was built in 1936 to strengthen Australia's defence forces in response to the impending threat of war, and used as a training facility for around Right: The aesthetic qualities of 1 Spring Street 60 years. are enhanced by the incorporation of large-scale artworks selected by Seidler to complement the architecture. Significant pieces include the foyer mural 'Bathers and Pulpit Rock' by Arthur Boyd (1988) and the external plaza sculpture 'Shell Mace' (pictured) by Charles O Perry (1989). H2359 ST KILDA ROAD – H2371 LOWER STONY CREEK DAM WALL – Melbourne, Southbank and St Kilda, Anakie Walking Track, Staughton Vale, Melbourne City and Port Phillip City Great Geelong City Added September 2016 Added June 2017 One of Melbourne's grandest The Lower Stony Creek Dam (1873–74) is thorough-fares, this 1850s tree-lined Victoria's and Australia's first mass concrete boulevard is an iconic part of Melbourne's gravity dam and the third such structure of its urban landscape. With sweeping views type in the world. It is a pioneering engineering between the Shrine of Remembrance structure and demonstrates a high level of and the Melbourne CBD, it has been technical achievement for its time. used for important ceremonial and celebratory processions. H2357 ST MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC – CHURCH H2365 1 SPRING STREET – 33–35 Wandong Avenue, Wandong, 1 Spring Street, Melbourne, Melbourne City Mitchell Shire Added June 2017
established in Victoria during World War I (1914–18) to provide convalescent care to soldiers recovering from wounds and disabilities. H2362 – FORMER ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CORPS OF SIGNALS DRILL HALL Albert Road Drive, Albert Park, Port Phillip City Added October 2016 The Former Australian Corps of Signals Drill Hall is an impressive example of the Stripped Classical architectural style. It was built in 1936 to strengthen Australia's defence forces in response to the impending threat of war, and used as a training facility for around 60 years. H2371 – LOWER STONY CREEK DAM WALL Anakie Walking Track, Staughton Vale, Great Geelong City Added June 2017 The Lower Stony Creek Dam (1873–74) is Victoria's and Australia's first mass concrete gravity dam and the third such structure of its type in the world. It is a pioneering engineering structure and demonstrates a high level of technical achievement for its time. H2365 – 1 SPRING STREET 1 Spring Street, Melbourne, Melbourne City Added June 2017 Shell House is a significant example of a late modernist office building designed by internationally renowned architect Harry Seidler. Completed in 1989, this building demonstrates a curvilinear sculptural form and generous civic spaces. Right: The aesthetic qualities of 1 Spring Street are enhanced by the incorporation of large-scale artworks selected by Seidler to complement the architecture. Significant pieces include the foyer mural 'Bathers and Pulpit Rock' by Arthur Boyd (1988) and the external plaza sculpture 'Shell Mace' (pictured) by Charles O Perry (1989). H2359 – ST KILDA ROAD Melbourne, Southbank and St Kilda, Melbourne City and Port Phillip City Added September 2016 One of Melbourne's grandest thorough-fares, this 1850s tree-lined boulevard is an iconic part of Melbourne's urban landscape. With sweeping views between the Shrine of Remembrance and the Melbourne CBD, it has been used for important ceremonial and celebratory processions. H2357 – ST MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 33–35 Wandong Avenue, Wandong, Mitchell Shire
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