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The Constitutional Centre of Western Australia (1914) - and Parkland
Australia
The Constitutional Centre of Western Australia housed in old Hale School, (1914) also The Electoral Education Centre and Reconciliation WA. “The style adopted for the buildings is scholastic Gothic, with mullioned windows, the main entrance being treated as a portico with columns on either side, and Tudor doorway… Relief is obtained by carrying up the ends and returns of the wings into gables with copings and corbels, the apices being filled in with diapon work of stone and brick… The materials externally are Cottesloe stone, rock faced and sawn, Donnybrook freestone for finer work, and pressed bricks… Internally, the finish will be of plaster with polished cement dadoes and jarrah floors and woodwork. The walls of the hall will be relieved by pilasters and panels and the ceiling, 20 feet high, will be boldly covered up from (the) cornice and panelled with coffered beams in fibrous plaster.”
Copyright: Kent Johnson
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 18000x9000
Taken: 29/10/2023
Uploaded: 05/11/2023
Published: 05/11/2023
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Tags: the constitutional centre of western australia; heritage architecture; 1914; old hale school; heritage listed building
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