The architectural style of the building is Classical with French Second Empire influences and was designed in the Victorian period by architect A.E Johnson. Its historical significance is also due to incorporating distinct sections built over a period of 48 years between 1859 and 1907, and multilayered architecture, as a result of the four floors being constructed at different times. A distinctive architectural element is the clock tower which dominates the intersection of the two streets. Its location is still used as a point of reference for the measure of distances from the centre of Melbourne.
This post is part of the Weekend Reflections meme,
and also part of the Weekly TopShot meme,
and also part of the Scenic Weekends meme.
Great shot # 1 oh so perfect!
ReplyDeleteTop-notch reflection Nick!
ReplyDeleteNice reflection in the window. I get I need to clean my windows to get a better reflection.
ReplyDeleteCool reflection, I love the clock tower.! Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeletenice architecture....the mirror shot is my fave..
ReplyDeleteI love the architecture!
ReplyDeleteThere is some nice looking architecture there. Great reflection.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the mirror photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo love wandering Melbourne streets. Always enchanting and fascinating melting of architectural styles. I was in Collins Street last Friday for a conference on Ipads in the classroom. In spite of being rushed to get there because the train was late, I took photos on the run. Can't help myself. Your mirrored photo is a wonderful "extract" of Melbourne streetscape beauty.
ReplyDeleteGreat car window reflection ! Nice church.
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic - interesting perspective and those buildings are so ornate. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection...very nice place...
ReplyDeleteLOVE the reflection, just a bit different perspective... Thank you for joining in 'Weekly Top Shot #98' Hope to see you next Saturday for #99...
ReplyDeleteVivid photos and love that reflection
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