Los estilos arquitectónicos australianos no residenciales son un conjunto de estilos arquitectónicos australianos que se aplican a edificios utilizados para fines distintos a la vivienda y que existen desde los primeros edificios gubernamentales coloniales de los primeros asentamientos europeos en Australia en 1788.
Su distribución sigue de cerca el establecimiento y crecimiento de las diferentes colonias de Australia, ya que los primeros edificios coloniales se pueden encontrar en Nueva Gales del Sur y Tasmania .
Las clasificaciones que se presentan a continuación se derivan de un texto australiano de referencia. [ 1 ]
Período colonial antiguo (1788 – c. 1840 )
- Estilo georgiano colonial antiguo; estilo regencia colonial antiguo; estilo griego colonial antiguo; estilo gótico colonial antiguo pintoresco
Antigua casa georgiana colonial



Iglesia Anglicana de San Lucas, Liverpool . Terminada en 1820; diseñada por Francis Greenway .
Antiguo Hospital de Liverpool (bloque principal). Finalizado en 1822; diseñado por Francis Greenway .
Iglesia Anglicana de San Pedro, Campbelltown ; terminada en 1823. [ 8 ]
El antiguo molino de viento de Brisbane ; terminado en 1824; el edificio más antiguo de Brisbane.
Ala Greenway (Tribunal Supremo de Nueva Gales del Sur) , Sídney ; terminada en 1828; diseñada por Francis Greenway.
Regencia colonial antigua
Parlamento de Sídney , finalizado en 1816.
Casa de la Moneda de Sídney , terminada en 1816.
Escuela de Gramática de Sídney , terminada en 1835. Las ampliaciones norte y sur se completaron en la década de 1850.
Antigua escuela King's, Parramatta . Terminada en 1833.
Hotel Lord Nelson, Millers Point , Sídney, terminado en 1835. [ 10 ]
Hotel Hero of Waterloo , Millers Point, terminado en 1844.
Hotel Orient, The Rocks , terminado en 1844.
Antigua Catedral de San Jaime . King Street, Melbourne , 1839–1849, reubicada en 1914. Uno de los edificios más antiguos que se conservan en Melbourne. [ 11 ]
Clásico colonial temprano
Palacio de Justicia de Darlinghurst , Plaza Taylor. Terminado en 1844. [ 12 ]
Iglesia Anglicana de San Jorge, Battery Point ; terminada en 1836; campanario y pórtico desde 1841. [ 10 ]
Gótico colonial temprano pintoresco
Catedral de San Juan, Parramatta . Terminada en 1802, con torres añadidas en 1819.
Los antiguos establos del gobierno, ahora el Conservatorio de Música de Sídney ; terminados en 1821. [ 14 ]- Iglesia de San Patricio, The Rocks ; terminada en 1840. [ 15 ]
- Iglesia Anglicana de St. James, Morpeth ; terminada en 1840.
Cárcel de Adelaida , Northern Parklands, Adelaida. Terminada en 1841. [ 16 ]
Iglesia de la guarnición, Sídney ; terminada en 1846.
Iglesia de San Pedro, Eastern Hill, Melbourne; terminada en 1846.
Período victoriano ( c. 1840 – c. 1890 )
El período victoriano, generalmente alineado con el reinado de la reina Victoria , abarca el período desde aproximadamente 1840 hasta aproximadamente 1890 y comprende quince estilos, todos precedidos por la palabra "victoriano", y son, a saber, en orden cronológico aproximado, georgiano, regencia, egipcio, clásico académico, clásico libre, filigrana, manierista, segundo imperio, italianizante, románico, bizantino, gótico académico, gótico libre, Tudor, gótico rústico y gótico carpintero.
Victoriano georgiano
Una extensión y continuación del estilo georgiano colonial antiguo en la época victoriana. [ 17 ] Las casas de estilo georgiano construidas antes de c. 1840 se caracterizan como georgianas coloniales antiguas, mientras que los edificios construidos entre c. 1840 y c. 1890 se caracterizan como georgianas victorianas. Ambos estilos son esencialmente iguales, caracterizados por fachadas simétricas, formas rectangulares y prismáticas simples y orden. Las ventanas de seis y ocho paneles eran comunes. [ 17 ]
Palacio de Justicia de Albury, Albury ; construido en 1860; estilo palladiano.
Tiendas Campbell , The Rocks; construidas entre 1850 y 1861.
Prisión de Fremantle , Fremantle; construida entre 1850 y 1857.
Regencia victoriana
Al igual que la arquitectura georgiana victoriana , el estilo Regencia victoriano fue una continuación del estilo Regencia Colonial Antigua en la época victoriana (c. 1840 – c. 1890). [ 18 ] Una forma más elegante y refinada del estilo georgiano.
Antigua Casa de Gobierno, Brisbane ; terminada en 1862.- Colegio San Ignacio, Riverview , Sídney

Edificio Edmund Blacket, Hospital Prince of Wales, Sídney
Rockpool, Las Rocas
103 George Street , The Rocks
Egipto victoriano
Sinagoga de Hobart , Tasmania (1845). [ 19 ]
Edificio del Commonwealth Bank, Murwillumbah
Sinagoga de Launceston (1846). [ 19 ]
Centro Masónico, Adelaida . (1858)
Obelisco, Sídney, detalle
Clásico académico victoriano
Galería de Arte de Nueva Gales del Sur ; terminada en 1897.
Museo Australiano , Sídney; finalizado en 1857.
Edificio del Tesoro, Sídney . Finalizado en 1851.
Ayuntamiento de Geelong . Diseñado en 1855; terminado en 1917. [ 20 ]
Biblioteca Estatal de Victoria , calle Swanston, Melbourne; terminada en 1856.
Casa del Parlamento, Melbourne ; terminada en 1856. [ 21 ]
Antigua casa de la iglesia bautista, East Melbourne ; terminada en 1863.
Salón de Oficios de Melbourne ; terminado en 1875.
Antiguo edificio de la Biblioteca Estatal de Brisbane ; finalizado en 1879.
Ayuntamiento de South Melbourne , South Melbourne. Terminado en 1880. [ 20 ]
Aduana de Sídney ; terminada en 1887.
- Parlamento de Adelaida ; finalizado en 1889.
Ayuntamiento de St Kilda ; finalizado en 1890.
Casa Carrington; Bathurst . Terminada en 1890.
Escuela de Farmacia de Sídney , Camperdown.
Clásico victoriano libre

Oficina General de Correos, Sídney ; construida entre 1866–91 y 1910 en los estilos Clásico Libre y Renacimiento Italiano [ 24 ] [ 25 ] [ 26 ]
Oficina de correos de Orange . Finalizada en 1879.- Oficina de correos de Albury , Albury. Finalizada en 1880.
Palacio de Justicia de Bathurst , Bathurst. Finalizado en 1880.
Grahame's Corner, Sídney. Finalizado en 1882.
Casa Gardiner, Sídney. 1885
- Palacio de Justicia de Goulburn ; construido entre 1885 y 1887 y que muestra conceptos palladianos e influencias manieristas [ 28 ].
- St Georges Hall, Newtown . Finalizado en 1887.

Hotel Victoria en Albert Park , Victoria; terminado en 1888.
Oficina de correos de North Sydney ; terminada en 1889 [ 31 ]
Ayuntamiento de Fitzroy , Melbourne; terminado en 1890 [ 32 ]- Ayuntamiento de Paddington , Sídney; construido entre 1890 y 1891 [ 33 ]
- Edificio del Departamento de Tierras , en Bridge Street, Sídney , construido entre 1876 y 1892. [ 34 ] [ 23 ]
Pinnacle House , Sídney. Terminada en 1892.- Casa de la Marina Real , Sídney. Terminada en la década de 1890.
Hong Kong House , distrito financiero central de Sídney [ 35 ]
Filigrana victoriana
Edificio del Banco Commercial Banking Company of Sydney , Narrandera . Construido entre 1884 y 1885. [ 36 ]- Hotel Old Sir Joseph Banks , Botany . Estilo italianizante con filigrana, terminado alrededor de 1884. [ 37 ]
Cafetería Reid's Coffee Palace , Ballarat ; terminada en 1886.![Edificio de la Administración Ferroviaria, Rockhampton. Construido en 1886.[51]](https://images.hispanopedia.wiki/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1d/Rockhampton_Railway_Administration_Building_%28former%29_%282008%29.jpg/500px-Rockhampton_Railway_Administration_Building_%28former%29_%282008%29.jpg)
Hotel Regatta , Brisbane . El edificio actual fue construido en 1886. El arquitecto fue Richard Gailey .
Oficina del Ingeniero Jefe de Mecánica , Eveleigh; construida en 1887.
Edificio del London Chartered Bank of Australia, Bourke . Finalizado en 1888.- Hotel Empire , Fortitude Valley . Construido en 1888 por Smith y Ball. Richard Gailey , arquitecto. [ 39 ]
![Hotel Palace, Broken Hill. Construido en 1889.[53] Alfred Dunn, arquitecto.](https://images.hispanopedia.wiki/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/53/Palace_Hotel%2C_Broken_Hill_NSW.jpg/500px-Palace_Hotel%2C_Broken_Hill_NSW.jpg)
Los edificios de Goodman , en Annandale, se construyeron por etapas entre 1890 y 1912.
Manierista victoriano
Ejemplos notables en Australia incluyen: Culwulla Chambers (Sídney); Antigua comisaría de policía, The Rocks Block Arcade (Melbourne); Stalbridge Chambers (Melbourne), National Bank Pall Mall (Bendigo); RESI Chambers (Melbourne); Lygon Buildings, Medley Hall (Carlton, Victoria); Antigua oficina de correos y banco de ahorros de giros postales (Melbourne); Mutual Store (Melbourne);
Antigua tienda Mutual, calle Flinders, Melbourne ; terminada en 1891.
Stalbridge Chambers, Little Collins Street , Melbourne; finalizado en 1891.
Benvenuta , Carlton, Victoria; completado 1893
Galería Prahran , calle Chapel, terminada en 1890.
Edificios Lygon, calle Lygon , Melbourne; finalizados en 1888.
Galería Strand , Sídney; terminada en 1892.
Culwulla Chambers, Sídney; finalizada en 1912.
El Sydney Club , Sídney. Finalizado en 1887.
73 York Street, Sídney (lado derecho). Finalizado en la década de 1890.- Hotel Agincourt; Chippendale . Finalizado en 1898.
Palacio de justicia de Cooma; Cooma
Segundo Imperio victoriano
Algunos ejemplos notables son: Ayuntamiento de Sídney (Sídney); Hotel Windsor (Melbourne); Teatro Princess (Melbourne); Antigua Oficina de Registros (Melbourne); Oficina General de Correos de Melbourne (Melbourne); Ayuntamiento de Melbourne (Melbourne); Sinagoga de East Melbourne (East Melbourne, Victoria); Edificio de la Exposición Real (Carlton, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de Collingwood (Collingwood, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de South Melbourne (South Melbourne, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de Malvern (Malvern, Victoria); Antiguo Rechabite Hall (Prahran, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de Brunswick (Brunswick, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de Camberwell (Camberwell, Victoria); Ayuntamiento de Bendigo (Bendigo, Victoria); Hotel Shamrock (Bendigo, Victoria); Palacio de Justicia de Bendigo (Bendigo, Victoria); Oficina de Correos de Bendigo (Bendigo, Victoria); Instituto de Tecnología (Bendigo, Victoria); Parlamento de Queensland (Brisbane)
- Parlamento de Brisbane ; finalizado en 1868.
Asilo de Kew , Kew; finalizado en 1871.
Sinagoga de East Melbourne. East Melbourne ; terminada en 1877.
Edificio de la Exposición Real , Melbourne; finalizado en 1880.
Hotel Windsor, Melbourne ; terminado en 1883.
Teatro Princess, Melbourne ; finalizado en 1886.
Oficina Central de Correos ; terminada en 1887.
El antiguo Rechabite Hall de Prahran se terminó de construir en 1888.
Ayuntamiento de Malvern , Malvern; finalizado en 1890.- Ayuntamiento de Bendigo , Bendigo; finalizado en 1885.
Oficina de correos de Bendigo, Bendigo ; terminada en 1892.
Palacio de Justicia de Bendigo, Bendigo ; finalizado en 1892.
Hotel Shamrock, Bendigo ; terminado en 1897.
Hotel Grand, Healesville
Edificio del Secretario Principal , Sídney. Finalizado en 1886. También presenta rasgos arquitectónicos del estilo neoclásico victoriano.
Ayuntamiento de Sídney . Finalizado en 1889.
Oficina de correos de Dubbo, Dubbo- Ayuntamiento de Waterloo , Waterloo, Nueva Gales del Sur, con elementos arquitectónicos de estilo italianizante victoriano y del Segundo Imperio victoriano. Finalizado en 1881.
Hospital del Distrito de Bathurst, Bathurst . Finalizado en 1886.
Oficina de correos de Tenterfield , Tenterfield, con elementos arquitectónicos victorianos del Segundo Imperio y del estilo italianizante victoriano. Finalizada en la década de 1880.
Italiano victoriano
- Estación de tren de Albury , Albury; construida en 1881.
Edificio del Instituto, Darlington
Ayuntamiento de Leichhardt , Leichhardt; terminado en 1888.- Palacio de Justicia de Balmain, Balmain . Finalizado en 1888.
Oficina de correos de Maitland , Maitland. Terminada en 1881.
Oficina de correos de Goulburn , Goulburn. Finalizada en 1881.
Hotel Kings, Sídney . Finalizado en 1879.
Antigua Casa Nacional (ahora Hotel CBD), calle York, Sídney- Oficina de correos de Redfern , Sídney. Terminada en 1882. [ 41 ]
Oficina de correos de Forbes , Forbes. Finalizada en 1881.
Hotel Royal, Queenscliff
Grand Hotel, Yarra Glen
Románico victoriano
Iglesia Unida de San Miguel, Melbourne ; terminada en 1866.- Edificio Burns Philp, Sídney ; finalizado en 1901.

Iglesia Anglicana de San Salvador, Redfern
Iglesia de San Juan en Glebe ; terminada en 1870.
Iglesia Presbiteriana de San Andrés, Manly ; terminada en 1890 [ 42 ]
Renacimiento victoriano
- Edificio del Departamento de Tierras , en Bridge Street, Sídney , construido entre 1876 y 1892. [ 43 ]
Antiguo edificio del Banco de Nueva Gales del Sur, ahora restaurante de comida rápida KFC, ubicado en 107-109 Bathurst Street, Sídney , construido entre 1894 y 1895. [ 44 ]
Aduana de Newcastle , terminada en 1899.
Bizantino victoriano
Edificio Jubilee , Perth; inaugurado en 1899.
Iglesia Ortodoxa de la Santísima Trinidad; Surry Hills . Terminada en la década de 1890.
Gótico académico victoriano


- Catedral de San Pedro, Adelaida ; terminada en 1901.

Catedral de San Andrés, Sídney . Terminada en 1868.
Universidad de Sídney (patio central); finalizada en 1855.- Edificio Anderson Stuart ( Universidad de Sídney ); finalizado en 1883.
Antiguo edificio de Patología de la Universidad de Melbourne ; finalizado en 1885.- Catedral de San Pedro, Armidale . Terminada en 1875.
Colegio de San Juan, Sídney
Gótico libre victoriano
Antiguos edificios de la Metropolitan Gas Company; Flinders Street, Melbourne ; terminados en 1892; estilo gótico veneciano aplicado a un edificio alto.- Ormond College , Universidad de Melbourne; finalizado en 1881.
Antigua Bolsa de Valores, Collins Street, Melbourne ; terminada en 1888. [ 45 ]
Antiguo edificio de cajas de seguridad, Collins Street, Melbourne; terminado en 1890.
Banco ANZ, 390 Collins Street, Melbourne ; finalizado en 1883.
Antiguo edificio Rialto , Collins Street, Melbourne; terminado en 1888. [ 45 ]
Edificios Olderfleet , Collins Street, Melbourne; terminados en 1888. [ 45 ]
Iglesia Presbiteriana de San Jorge , St Kilda Este, Victoria; terminada en 1880. [ 45 ]
Cervecería Victoria, East Melbourne , Victoria; terminada en 1882.
- Colegio de San Vicente, Potts Point . Finalizado en 1886.
Seminario de San Patricio , Manly; finalizado en 1885.
Iglesia Presbiteriana Memorial Hunter Baillie , Annandale. Terminada en 1889.
Iglesia Presbiteriana de San Pablo; Armidale. Terminada en 1882.
- Ala Nightingale, Hospital de Sídney . Finalizada en 1869.
Hospital Royal Prince Alfred , Camperdown. Finalizado en 1892.
Tudor victoriano (jacobetano)
Casa de Gobierno de Sídney con elementos góticos pintorescos. Terminada en 1845.
Antiguo Edificio de Artes, Universidad de Melbourne ; terminado en 1857.
Patio principal de la Universidad de Sídney ; finalizado en 1862.- Casa de Gobierno, Perth ; terminada en 1864.
Arco del Cuartel , Perth; terminado en 1863.
Prisión de Su Majestad Pentridge , Coburg, Victoria; terminada en 1864.
Ala del antiguo registro (Tribunal Supremo de Nueva Gales del Sur) , Sídney. Finalizada en 1862.
Terraza Norte, Universidad de Adelaida
Gótico rústico victoriano
La casa parroquial de San Marcos, Darling Point
Escuela pública de Ryde; Ryde
Iglesia Congregacional de Manly, Manly
Antigua escuela técnica de North Sydney, North Sydney
Gótico carpintero victoriano
Iglesia de Cristo Rey, Graceville- Iglesia Unida de Blayney; Blayney .
- Iglesia luterana de San Juan, Minyip
Iglesia Bautista de Sandgate
Período eduardiano ( aprox . 1890-1910 )
La arquitectura eduardiana es generalmente menos ornamentada que la arquitectura victoriana alta o tardía , [ 47 ] aparte de un subconjunto, utilizado para edificios importantes, conocido como arquitectura barroca eduardiana .
Barroco eduardiano
Entre los ejemplos más notables se incluyen el Edificio de Administración de Tierras en Brisbane , el Hospital Queen Victoria de Melbourne (pabellón principal, ahora Centro de Mujeres Queen Victoria), las Oficinas de la Commonwealth en Treasury Place, Melbourne , el edificio del Departamento de Educación en Sídney (1912) [ 48 ] y la Oficina General de Correos de Hobart .
- Edificio del Departamento de Educación , Sídney.
Edificio de la Administración de Tierras , Brisbane. Finalizado en 1905.
Hospital Queen Victoria, Melbourne . Finalizado en 1916.
Oficina Central de Correos de Hobart . Finalizada en 1905.
Período de la federación ( c. 1890 – c. 1915 )
12 estilos, cada nombre de estilo precedido por "Federación":
- Clásico académico, Clásico libre, Filigrana, Anglo-holandés, Románico, Gótico, Gótico carpintero, Almacén, Reina Ana, Estilo libre, Artes y oficios, Bungalow
Federación Académica Clásica
Biblioteca Estatal de Nueva Gales del Sur - Ala Mitchell, 1910 (izquierda) y Ala Dixson, 1929 (derecha)
Oficina de correos de Newcastle , terminada en 1903.
Federación Clásica Libre
Entre los ejemplos notables se incluyen: el Hospital de Sídney (Sídney), el Pabellón del Zoológico de Taronga (Sídney), el edificio principal de la estación de tren Central de Sídney, [ 49 ] la estación de Flinders Street (Melbourne), la Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón (St Kilda, Victoria), Read's Emporium (Prahran, Victoria), el Old Royal Hotel (Williamstown, Victoria), el antiguo Edificio de la Administración de Tierras de Queensland (Brisbane).
Estación de Flinders Street , Melbourne, terminada en 1910.
Antiguo Read's Emporium, Prahran , terminado en 1914.
Hotel Old Royal, Williamstown , con influencias del arte y la artesanía.
Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón, St Kilda , terminada en 1891.
Antiguo edificio de la Administración de Tierras , Brisbane, terminado en 1905.- Hospital de Sídney , terminado en 1894.
El Hospital Queen Victoria de Melbourne se terminó de construir en 1912.
Estación central de ferrocarril de Sídney . Finalizada en 1906.- Antigua oficina de correos de paquetería, Railway Square , Sídney. Finalizada en 1913.
Edificio Marcus Clarke ( TAFE ), Railway Square , Sídney. Completado entre 1910 y 1924.
Zoológico de Taronga . Finalizado en 1916.
Edificios del Hospital de Convalecencia Thomas Walker , Concord. Finalizado en 1893.
Edificio Dimmey , Richmond, Victoria. Construido alrededor de 1910 .
Teatro Odeon, Hobart . Finalizado en 1916, fotografiado en 1929.
Federación Segundo Imperio
Antigua Oficina de Archivos. Calle Queen, Melbourne . Finalizada en 1900.
Edificios administrativos del ayuntamiento. Calle Swanston , Melbourne. Finalizados en 1908.
Filigrana de la Federación


Hotel Exchange, Kalgoorlie . Terminado en 1900. [ 53 ]- Hotel Imperial, Ravenswood ; con una destacada galería con celosía; construido en 1901. [ 54 ]
Hotel P&O , Fremantle. Finalizado en 1901.
Hotel Buchanan's, Townsville . Construido en 1902, demolido en 1984. Filigrana de tres niveles en hierro fundido, hierro forjado, madera y vidrio. [ 51 ]
Hotel Kurri Kurri, Kurri Kurri ; construido c. 1904 .
- Hotel Freemasons (Toodyay) ; se añadió una galería de dos plantas alrededor de 1905 .
Fachada de tienda, Stanmore ; construida alrededor de 1907 .
Hotel Junee, Junee ; remodelado alrededor de 1911 con trabajos de hierro fundido de estilo art nouveau . [ 58 ]
Edificios Thorby, Leichhardt ; construidos en 1912; una hilera de tiendas de estilo Federación Filigree . [ 59 ]- Hotel Shamrock, Rochester ; construido alrededor de 1912.
Palacio del Pueblo, Brisbane , Queensland; Hotel de la Templanza construido por etapas entre 1910 y 1913. [ 60 ]- Hotel Criterion, Warwick ; construido en 1917. [ 51 ]
Federación Anglo-Holandesa
El edificio de ASN Co. , en Sídney, es una versión muy temprana y singular de este estilo, anterior a la Federación; se terminó en 1885.
Edificios de la ciudad de Melbourne, calle Elizabeth, Melbourne , un ejemplo muy temprano de este estilo; terminado en 1888.
Mercado de Prahran , Prahran; terminado en 1891, principios de la época anglo-holandesa.
Edificios del Hospital St Nicholas, Carlton
Estación de bomberos de Eastern Hill, East Melbourne ; terminada en 1893.
El edificio Winfield, en Collins Street, Melbourne , también muestra rasgos del estilo Reina Ana; se terminó de construir en 1891.
Hotel Perseverance, Fitzroy
- Hotel Crown, Sídney . Finalizado en 1909.
- Colegio Santa Sabina , Strathfield. Completado en 1894 [ 63 ]
Edificio del Instituto Ferroviario , Surry Hills. Completado en la década de 1890 [ 64 ]
Hotel Chamberlain, Sídney. Finalizado en 1904.
Hotel York, Kalgoorlie . Finalizado en 1901.
Románico federativo
- Colegio Técnico de Sídney (antiguo edificio del Instituto Técnico Superior de Sídney ). Finalizado en 1891.
Antiguo edificio del museo, Brisbane ; terminado en 1891. [ 66 ]
Sociedad de Artistas Victorianos , East Melbourne. Construido en 1892. [ 20 ]
Bairnsdale Court House, Bairnsdale; completed in 1893.[66]
Queen Victoria Building, Sydney; completed in 1898.[66]
Perth Mint, Perth, completed in 1899
Fremantle Markets, Fremantle; completed in 1902- Shelbourne Hotel, Sydney. Completed 1902
354 George Street, Sydney, Completed 1904
Hackett Hall, Perth; completed 1908, now part of the Western Australian Museum
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Bairnsdale; completed in 1913
Former Melbourne Magistrates' Court. Completed 1914.[20]
Federation Gothic
Camperdown Memorial Clock Tower in Camperdown; completed in 1897
Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bendigo; completed in 1896
RMIT Building 4, Swanston Street, Melbourne; completed in 1904
Registrar-General's building, in Sydney; completed in 1913
MacLaurin Hall, University of Sydney. Completed 1902–1909
Saints Mary and Joseph Cathedral; Armidale, New South Wales. Completed 1912
A.C Goode House in Collins Street, Melbourne; completed in 1891
Federation Carpenter Gothic
- Coonamble Anglican Church
St Mary's Church, Townsville
The Uniting Church, Penguin, Tasmania. Completed 1903
Federation Warehouse
The Big Store, Prahran, completed 1902.


Federation Queen Anne
The Austral Buildings, Collins Street, Melbourne; completed in 1891
Professional Chambers, Collins Street, Melbourne; completed in 1908
The Sydney Corn Exchange, a rare remaining warehouse; built from 1887 and designed by George McRae[69]
Grace Brothers Department Store, Broadway, Sydney. Completed 1923
St Augustine's Church, Balmain, New South Wales. Completed 1905
Federation Free Style
Townsville Customs House. Completed 1902; architect, George David Payne.[70]
City Baths, Melbourne; completed 1904. Design by J J Clark & E J Clark.

Fire station, Pyrmont. Completed 1906; architect, Walter Liberty Vernon.
Fremantle Post Office. Completed 1907; architect, Hilson Beasley. Alternating bands of red brick and pale stucco dominate the facade.[70]- Observer Hotel, The Rocks. Completed 1908; architects, Halligan & Wilton.
St Marys Catholic Church, Erskineville. Built c.1912; architect, J. McCarthy. An uninhibited reinterpretation of the Gothic style.

- Chamber of Commerce Building, The Rocks. Completed 1912; architect, Walter Liberty Vernon.

Prahran Mechanics' Institute, Prahran. Built c.1915.
Palisade Hotel, Millers Point. Completed 1916; architect, H. D. Walsh.[73]
The Examiner building, Launceston.[70]
Federation Arts and Crafts

Glen Innes Post and Telegraph Office. Completed 1896; architect, Walter Liberty Vernon.- Fire station, Leichhardt. Completed 1906; architect, E.L Drew.
Former Post & Telegraph Offices, Windsor
- Former State Savings Bank, Ararat.

Federation Bungalow
Inter-War period (c.1915–c.1940)
16 styles, each style name prefaced by "Inter-War":
- Georgian Revival, Academic Classical, Free Classical, Beaux-Arts, Stripped Classical, Commercial Palazzo, Mediterranean, Spanish Mission, Chicagoesque, Functionalist & Modern, Art-Deco, Skyscraper Gothic, Romanesque, Interwar Gothic, Old English, California Bungalow
Inter-war Georgian Revival
Albert Hall, Canberra, opened 1928
Elizabeth Murdoch Building, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne
Queanbeyan City Council Chambers, Queanbeyan. Completed 1927; architect, J. W. Sproule.[76]
Library of New South Wales, Sydney, built 1939-1941
Inter-war Academic Classical
Brisbane City Hall; opened in 1930
Shrine of Remembrance, Brisbane; completed in 1930
Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne; completed in 1934
Inter-war Free Classical
CML Building, Geelong; completed in 1923
Former Sydney Morning Herald building, Pitt Street, Sydney. Completed 1920s
Public Trust Office, Sydney. Completed 1926- Richmond Town Hall, Melbourne. Remodeled 1934-36; architect, Harry R. Johnson.[76]
Inter-war Beaux Arts
Former Melbourne Mail Exchange, Bourke Street, Melbourne; completed in 1917
Former Port Authority Building, Market Street, Melbourne
National Theatre. St Kilda; completed 1929
Herald and Weekly Times Building, Flinders Street, Melbourne
Argus Building. LaTrobe Street, Melbourne; completed 1927. Features large giant order columns with Egyptian decorative motifs
General Post Office, Perth; completed 1923
Commonwealth Bank building, Forrest Place, Perth; completed 1933
Commonwealth Bank building, Martin Place, Sydney. Completed 1928
Perpetual Trustee building, Sydney. Completed 1917
Beaux Arts Style office block, Sydney
Banking House, Sydney. Completed 1912
Beaux Arts style commercial building in Broadway, Sydney
Inter-war Stripped Classical
Old Parliament House, Canberra, designed by John Smith Murdoch; opened 1927
Wyvern House, Newington College; opened 1938
AMP building in Albury- Petersham Town Hall; designed in 1938
Rockdale Town Hall; designed in 1940
Inter-war Commercial Palazzo
Westpac Bank building. 33 Queen Street, Brisbane; completed 1920
London Stores. Elizabeth Street, Melbourne; completed 1922
Myer Melbourne main store, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne; completed 1933
Dymocks Building, George Street, Sydney
Commercial Banking Company, George Street, Sydney. Completed 1920s
Trust Building; Sydney. Completed 1916
Gowings Building, Sydney. Completed 1929
Commonwealth Trading Bank building, Sydney. Completed 1916
Temple Court Building, Melbourne
Nicholas Building. Swanston Street, Melbourne; completed 1925
Former AMP Building. Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 1927
Inter-war Mediterranean
Sydney and Melbourne buildings, City Centre, Australian Capital Territory; commenced building 1920s
St Kilda Sea Baths. St Kilda
Markets, West End
Inter-War Spanish Mission
Our Lady of Victories Church, Bowen Hills. Built 1924–25; architects likely to be Thomas Ramsay Hall and George Gray Prentice.[77][78]
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Woolloongabba. Completed 1930; architect, Eric Ford.[80]
Roxy Theatre, Parramatta. Completed 1930; architects L. F. Herbert and E. D. Wilson.[80]![Main Beach Pavilion, Southport; built 1934; Hall & Phillips, architects.[121]](https://images.hispanopedia.wiki/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/02/Main_Beach_Pavilion%2C_Southport_Surf_Life_Saving_Club.jpg/500px-Main_Beach_Pavilion%2C_Southport_Surf_Life_Saving_Club.jpg)
![Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pymble. Built 1934. Now Ku-ring-gai Town Hall.[122]](https://images.hispanopedia.wiki/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e0/%281%29Ku-ring-gai_town_hall.jpg/500px-%281%29Ku-ring-gai_town_hall.jpg)

- Royal Hotel, Tenterfield. 1935 remodel by J P Donoghue, architect.[86]
- Mechanics Institute Hall, Mendooran. Completed 1935. Designed by Walter Innes-Kerr.
Inter-war Art Deco
Australian War Memorial; building completed 1941; Byzantine architecture style with strong styling elements of art deco throughout
Elmslea Chambers, Goulburn; built 1933; it was one of the first buildings in Australia to use Glazed architectural terra-cotta in its façade
Forgan Smith Buildings and Great Court, University of Queensland; completed 1927
Anzac War Memorial, Sydney; completed 1934.
Art Deco office building. Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. Obvious influences of North American skyscraper planning
Alkira House, Queen Street, Melbourne. One of the most striking Glazed architectural terra-cotta and glass brick clad Art Deco buildings in Australia- Gledden Building, Perth; completed in 1935. The Gledden Building was the only large commercial building in the Art Deco style ever built in Western Australia
AWA Tower, Sydney
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. Completed 1940s
APA Building Martin Place, Sydney
State Theatre, Sydney. Competed 1929
City Mutual Life Assurance Building, Sydney. Completed 1936
Henry Davis York Building, Sydney.
Railway House, York Street, Sydney- Toilet Block, Belmore.
Challis House, Martin Place, Sydney. Completed 1938
David Jones Building, Elizabeth Street, Sydney
T&G Geelong, 1934
Skyscraper Gothic
Victoria Hotel on Little Collins Street, Melbourne
Former Sun building
Former Sun building, Elizabeth Street, Sydney
Manchester Unity Building, Collins Street, Melbourne
Inter-war Chicagoesque
- Capitol Theatre, Swanston Street, Melbourne; opened in 1924
Former Masonic Club, Flinders Street, Melbourne
Love and Lewis building. Prahran; completed in 1928
WD and HO Wills Building, Perth, Western Australia; completed 1927
Dovers Building, by Hugh Ralston Crawford; completed 1908
- Ballarat House, Wentworth Avenue, Surry Hills; 1915[87]
- Former Cleveland Shoe Company Factory, Victoria Street, Erskineville; 1923[88]
- Former Wrigley's Factory, Crewe Place, Rosebery; 1919[89]
Inter-war Functionalist & Moderne
Lonsdale House, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne; architect IG Anderson; completed 1937; demolished 2010
Presgrave Building, Little Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 1938
Former Victoria carpark, Little Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 1939; Melbourne's oldest multi-storey carpark in the streamline moderne style
Hastings Deering, Crown Street, Woolloomooloo; Architects Lipson & Kaad; completed 1938; refurbished 2013
Mitchell House, a 1937 Streamline Moderne style building built in 1937 Melbourne
Interwar Gothic
Montsalvat artists colony (Great Hall), Eltham; re-uses architectural elements from demolished Collins Street buildings; completed 1938
St George's College, Perth; opened 1931 and partially modelled after Selwyn College, Cambridge.
Inter-war Old English (20th Century Tudorbethan)
Shopfront in Toorak, Victoria
A mock Tudor row on Commercial Road, South Yarra
Old English style shops, Lindfield.
Old English shops, Elsternwick, Melbourne.
Inter-War Functionalist & Moderne
The functionalist and moderne style often used combinations of blonde and brown bricks in linear vertical or horizontal patterns. Notable examples include: Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney); Captain's Flat Hotel (NSW); Russell Street Police Headquarters (Melbourne); Astor Theatre (St Kilda, Victoria); Ballarat Law Courts (Ballarat);
Hotel at Captains Flat built 1938; Functionalist
Heidelberg Town Hall, Heidelberg, Victoria; built 1937; a fine example of interwar brick moderne
the Astor Theatre, St Kilda; built 1937
Law Courts, Ballarat
Former Police Headquarters, Russell Street, Melbourne; built 1940; an example of interwar brick moderne heavily influenced by North American skyscrapers
Post-War Period (c. 1940–1960)
5 styles, each style name prefaced by "Post-War":
- Ecclesiastical, International, Modern
Ecclesiastical
Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Geraldton. Completed 1964. Unorthodox star shaped plan.
St Boniface Anglican Cathedral, Bunbury. Completed 1962. Traditional cruciform plan.- St Marys Anglican Church, South Perth built 1957
International Style
- Adelaide High School, West Terrace, Adelaide; completed 1951[92]
Agnes Walsh Nurses Home, King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, Subiaco, Western Australia; c.1952[92]
Lennon's Hotel, Broadbeach; completed 1957[92]
Qantas House, Sydney; built from 1955-1957, designed by Rudder, Littlemore & Rudder
Orica House, East Melbourne; completed 1958, early curtain wall glass building and tallest in Australia when completed.[93]
AMP Building, Sydney; built 1958-1952, designed by Peddle, Thorp and Walker architects
Pinjarra Police Station, Pinjarra; completed 1962
Modern
Late Twentieth-Century Period 1960–2000
14 styles, each style name prefaced by "Late Twentieth Century":
- Stripped Classical, Ecclesiastical, International, Organic, Brutalist, Structuralist, Late Modern, Post Modern, Immigrants' Nostalgic
Stripped Classical

National Library of Australia, Canberra; completed 1964[94]
Reid Library, University of Western Australia; from 1964[94]
Dallas Brooks Hall, East Melbourne; completed 1969
Ecclesiastical
International
- Australia Square, Sydney; completed 1967 as Australia's first true modern skyscraper
Optus Centre, Melbourne; completed 1975
25 Martin Place, Sydney; completed 1977- Edmund Barton Building, Canberra; completed 1974
Organic
Parliament House, Canberra; completed 1988 as a mixture of Organic and contemporary Stripped Classical elements
Brutalist
Notable examples include: Sydney Masonic Centre/Civic Tower (Sydney); 259 George Street (Sydney); Sydney Law School (Sydney); Cameron Offices (Canberra); High Court of Australia (Canberra); State Library of Queensland (Brisbane); Queensland Performing Arts Centre (Brisbane); Law Courts (Brisbane); Suncorp Plaza (Brisbane); National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne); Total carpark (Melbourne); WTC Wharf; Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Centre (Malvern, Victoria); St Kilda Public Library (St Kilda, Victoria); Plumbing Trades Employees Union of Australia Building (Melbourne); University of Melbourne Faculty of Engineering (Melbourne); Metropolitan Fire Brigade (East Melbourne, Victoria); R.A.W. Woodgate Centre (Kew, Victoria); Olivetti Building (Sydney); UTS Tower (University of Technology, Sydney); St Anthony's Church (Marsfield, Sydney). See Category:Brutalist architecture in Australia.
National Gallery of Victoria, St Kilda Road, Melbourne; completed 1962
10 Murray Street, Hobart; completed 1969
Perth Concert Hall; completed 1973- Public Transport Centre, Perth; completed 1976
Law Courts, Brisbane; completed 1976–77
High Court of Australia, Canberra; completed 1980
Callam Offices, Canberra; built 1977–1981; designed by John Andrews.[96]
259 George Street, Sydney; completed 1982
Henty House, Launceston; completed 1983[97]
Queensland Performing Arts Complex, South Brisbane; completed 1985
Structuralist
Sydney Opera House is often difficult to classify; completed 1973
The Australian Academy of Science building, named the "Shine Dome", Canberra, designed by Roy Grounds; completed 1959
Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne; completed 1959 as one of the earliest examples of a tensile structure
Lexus Centre (former Olympic Pool), Melbourne; completed 1956
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre; completed 1995 with a complex load-bearing hyperbolic paraboloid roof design, a precursor to 21st Century structuralism
Late Modern
- AMP Place, Brisbane; completed in 1977 as an early example of late modern curtain walled mirror glass skyscraper
200 Queen Street, Melbourne; completed in 1983 as a curved mirror glass skyscraper
Rialto Towers, Melbourne; completed 1986 as Australia's best example of a mirror glass corporate skyscraper
Waterfront Place, Brisbane; completed 1989
Governor Phillip Tower, Sydney; completed 1994
QV1, Perth; completed 1991
Deutsche Bank Place, Sydney; completed 2005
Post Modern
A subset of postmodernism is mock-historicism tries to imitate historic styles using modern materials to the point where it is difficult to tell them apart from historic buildings. The most imitated styles are those that are easiest to clone (including the Georgian style).
Paddy's Markets, Haymarket, Sydney; redevelopment completed 1976, with the tower reflective of the building style
The Jam FactoryChapel Street, South Yarra; redevelopment completed 1979 that features mock historical elements juxtaposted with old factory
Former Australian Stock Exchange, Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 1990 that features a classical inspired podium base and Georgian inspired pyramid roof
120 Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 1991 and is evocative of an interwar North American skyscraper
Chifley Tower, Sydney, completed 1992 and inspired by interwar North American skyscraper
Hotel Grand Chancellor, Launceston, Tasmania; completed 1993, and is a mock historic composition of Georgian and Second Empire styles
Building 8, RMITSwanston Street campus, Melbourne, completed 1993 with use of novel decorative elements and references to pop-culture
Boundary Street retail buildings, West End, Brisbane; completed 1999 as a cartoonish take on Victorian Mannerism
Westin Hotel, Collins Street, Melbourne; completed 2000, evocative of the Second Empire
Apartments in Port Melbourne; completed 2001, evocative of the Second Empire
Aurora Place, Sydney; completed 2000
HSBC Building, George Street, Sydney; completed 1987
Deconstructivist
Notable examples include Green Building RMIT; Deakin University main building; Australian Centre for Contemporary Art; Gottlieb House (Melbourne)
Storey Hall, also called the Green Building, at RMITSwanston Street campus, Melbourne; completed 1994 as one of the earliest examples of deconstructivist design in Australia
450 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne; completed 1995 and the deconstructivist form integrates an old bank with new offices
Immigrant's Nostalgic
St Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church, Kingsford, Sydney; completed 1975- Auburn Gallipoli Mosque, Auburn, Sydney; completed 1999
21st-century architecture
Several new and continued 20th-century styles, all prefaced with "21st-century" - Deconstructivist, Post modern, Structuralist, Sustainable, Modern
Deconstructivist
Notable examples include Federation Square; Shrine of Remembrance crypt; Sofo House (Melbourne) Swan Bells (Perth)
Swan Bells. Perth. Completed in 2000.
Federation Square. Melbourne. Completed 2002.
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. Southbank. Completed 2002
Post Modern
National Museum of Australia. Completed 2001.
Port 1010 building at the Digital Harbour precinct, Melbourne Docklands. Completed 2008.
Perth Arena. Completed 2012.
Structuralist
Advanced structuralism facilitated by Computer Aided Design
- Docklands Stadium. Melbourne; completed 2000.
Southern Cross station, Melbourne; completed 2006.
Carousel Pavilion, Geelong; completed 2006.
Stadium Australia, Sydney Olympic Park. Completed 1999
Olympic Park railway station, Sydney. Competed 1998
Sustainable
Notable examples in Australia include: 60L (Melbourne); CH2 (Melbourne); K2 Apartments (Windsor, Victoria); Dunc Gray Velodrome (Sydney); Forest EcoCentre (Tasmania); Rozak House (Noonamah, Northern Territory).
K2 Apartments. Windsor, Victoria. Completed 2006. Highly visible solar panels, prominent natural ventilators and use of natural materials.
Council House 2. Little Collins Street, Melbourne. Completed 2006. World's first 6 star green rating building features louvered facade, natural and recycled materials, solar panels and thermal mass cooling.
Green building
Modern
Brisbane Square. Brisbane; completed 2006.
Queensland Gallery of Modern Art. Brisbane; completed 2008.- Brookfield Place, Perth, completed 2012.

200 George Street, Sydney, 2016
World Square, Sydney. 2005
International Convention Centre Sydney. Completed 2017
See also
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Enlaces externos
- Fotografía de la Catedral de San Pablo tomada desde las escaleras de la estación de Flinders Street.
- Estilos arquitectónicos
- Arquitectura en Australia