Melbourne's Historic Architecture I
Home Review|November 2017

Part I of a series of photo-essays from Melbourne begins with the city’s historic architecture across housing, learning and leisurely structures.

Kunal Bhatia and Shuvajit Payne
Melbourne's Historic Architecture I

Keep an eye out for the December 2017 issue of Home Review for Part II of Melbourne’s Historic Architecture.

Since its founding as a city less than two hundred years ago, Melbourne has witnessed a series of upturns and downfalls that have given it a characteristic urban fabric, dozens of notable structures and even the tag of the ‘world’s most liveable city’ over the last decade.

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