Showing posts with label Heritage Building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heritage Building. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Aus Post | Inside Adelaide's General Post Office

08.11.2018 – Adelaide is a small city compared to the metropolitan areas in Melbourne and Sydney, but for anyone who has not lived in this place is an adventure awaiting for you to discover that you might not see in your home country. The city has the most heritage buildings that you might not notice on your daily tours.

One of these heritage buildings is the Australia Post’s general office building located near Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga, which is also the structure with a clock tower, and just across that is another heritage building that is the old Treasury Building that is now known as the Adina Apartment Hotels. Both buildings are already historical landmarks, but the Aus Post’s general office building stands out for its design.

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

State Heritage | Brighton Civic Centre

06.05.2018 – There are certain things “Nostalgia” can’t replace by just reminiscing it, but having a piece of that still physically existing at the same time it is still well-maintained by those who make sure “History is Alive,” In Australia, it is very important that something lie buildings or a structure that’s been around could be considered a State Heritage Listed for its significance in that particular place.

If you are always someone who drives off along Jetty Road before ending up soaking up waves of Brighton Beach there’s an intersection you will find an Art Deco-style building in white that has been completely covered up that very familiar from this area would know the story behind it, which is the familiar Brighton Civic Centre.