1882 – Former Police Station, The Rocks, Sydney, Australia
Beautiful sandstone facade on this well maintained heritage building, and considered to be one of State Architect James Barnet’s best small-scale works.
Beautiful sandstone facade on this well maintained heritage building, and considered to be one of State Architect James Barnet’s best small-scale works.
St. Mary’s Cathedral is the largest ecclesiastical building in Australia. Work began in 1868 while the architect William Wardell was still based in Melbourne.
Combined warehouses and offices for the Australasian Steam Navigation Company on the waterfront of The Rocks area of Sydney.
Birds-eye front perspective, view from the garden & plan as published in The Building News,
Donated to the City of Sydney by the Hon. John Frazer, MLC (1827-84), a merchant, company director and philanthropist.
About the size of a large English parish church in “Decorated Gothic”, St. Saviour’s is cruciform,
Published in The Irish Builder, April 15 1888 – “WE present our readers with a lithograph reproduction of one of the competition drawings sent in for the above building,
Constructed from sandstone and designed in the Gothic Revival style by prominent architect William Wardell, this a rare Sydney example of the secular use of this type of architecture which is more commonly associated with ecclesiastical or academic buildings.
Fine colonial building now renovated into fashionable hotel.