The North Fitzroy clients came to Fowler and Ward at the onset of the pandemic with a ubiquitous and modest brief: a young family looking to revitalise their heritage home. The existing Edwardian home suffered from the typical inner city terrace malaise, the long and narrow building felt cramped and dark, it was uncomfortable in... View Article
We had one day up our sleeves and didn't really have any plans about stop overs for this night when we came across Barkly Homestead. We had heard various reviews about staying here but we liked what we saw and thought we would give it a go. Booking in was easy and we chose a spot that suited us that was a reasonable distance to all amenities. Our site was a good size and the park and amenities seemed clean and well maintained. There is a display of old farming equipment out the front of the home
DREAMER converts a red-brick warehouse to apartments that focuses on sustainable design and complements F&P integrated induction cooktop and oven.
Say hello to the Barkly skirt I am very excited to be popping in to your inbox today to welcome the Barkly skirt to the In the Folds collection . It is the first skirt in the range, and I am always very happy to add a new garment type that helps you make a whole outfit
Barkly Basics Aqua-Base Sanitizer Spray By Barkly Basics in Black Simple, understated, and functional, Barkly Basics home goods embody the cornerstones of minimalism.
Completed in 2005 in Moscow, Russia. Images by Yuri PALMIN. The building continues to form a new front line of the embankment, the process which had been started by building the new office of Moscow...
388 Barkly Street is a thoughtful adaptive reuse of a warehouse to create a series of sophisticated, sustainably-designed homes in Brunswick.
This is a relatively modern photo, perhaps a copy of an older photo. Some of the details are very clear, and there are no obvious tears or spots.Langi Morgala museum holds a succession of photos
The Ballarat Synagogue at 2 Barkly Street in East Ballarat, is one of the few surviving Nineteenth Century synagogues in Victoria. Designed by architect T. B. Cameron, the Synagogue was built in 1861. Situated on the Victorian goldfields, its importance was such that its first Rabbi was Av (head) of the first recognised Australian Beth Din. The gold rush brought many Jewish people to Ballarat and the first congregation was held in 1853 and for decades the local community was the largest in the Victorian colony. The single storey building is one of the early surviving buildings in Ballarat and is important in the streetscape and townscape of the city and in the history of the area. Architecturally the structure is an interesting example of conservative Classical design, given distinction by the architectural treatment of its facade and portico. The main facade of the brick structure was corner Tuscan pilasters supporting a parapet entablature. Paired Tuscan squared columns and pilasters support the pedimented prostyle portico and the windows are roundheaded. The interior of the building, with features such as the ladies gallery, is in very good condition. The interior seen today is the result of extensive remodeling in 1878 including notable internal use of Victorian iron lacework panels on the balconies of the gallery and magnificent ceiling fretworks from which hang impressive crystal chandeliers. Beautiful windows with blue and red stained glass panels fill the Synagogue with light. Presiding above all is a very grand arched stained glass window created in 1884, which according to legend, is made from glass taken from a 16th Century Irish mansion.
Although not famous for its Art Deco architecture, the provincial Victorian city of Ballarat, which was established between the 1860s and 1880s when the area was at the centre of a gold rush, does have some fine examples of interwar and post war architecture when the gold boom was replaced with wealth generated through grazing and agriculture. The former Ballarat Girls School, now part of Ballarat Secondary College, is a beautiful example of post war Art Deco architecture. Although built between 1954 and 1955, the school's main building of honey yellow clinker bricks is very Art Deco in its design. It features an emphatic vertical fin and a stepped facade and roofline. Minimalist in its decoration, it has Functionalist Steamline Moderne windows. Even its round porch lamp, is very modern in design. All these features give the building a very elegant and striking appearance in comparison to the 1860s architecture surrounding it.
Barkly Street Collective is a flexible work space designed to inspire a new collective of collaborators, ready to tackle projects and products focused on sustainability and creating a better future. GoodWood Victorian ash is seen throughout, used for the large scale tilt and turn windows. Often chosen for its sustainable attributes, GoodWood windows are made from a hard-wearing, certified Australian hardwood paired with optimal thermal and insulation properties. Photography by Tess Kelly.
Image 18 of 24 from gallery of Barkly Plaza / Sergey Skuratov Architects. block 5 penthouse plan
DREAMER and Breathe Architecture have come together to create 388 Barkly St - a study in biophilic architecture that holds itself to a higher standard.
2 June 2021 - We had a drive of three hours and twenty minutes from Cloncurry to Camooweal and it wasn't long until we were on the road with our coffees on hand. We had intended to stop off at Mt. Isa on the way but when we drove into town we decided to keep on going, the only thing we had time to do was to drive up to the lookout and we did this last time and we didn't have time to do any of the mine tours so we couldn't see any reason to stop. Mt. Isa is a mining town and I find something entr
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Mossy Point House: minimalist design merging nature, sustainability, and modern living with serene interiors.
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Epíteto específico “barklyi”: en honor del político británico Sir Henry Barkly, quien fuera gobernador de la Colonia del Cabo (Sudáfrica) entre 1870 y 1877.
This Barkly Street icon has stood for over four decades. And after a brief Covid-enforced closure, it's in new hands and is better than ever. Head here for meatball subs, thickshakes and vegan treats made in-house.
