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Subiaco Museum > Records

ARCHITECTURAL PLAN: FRONT ELEVATION 16

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Overview

One drawing from a set of architect's plans numbered from 16-33. They appear to be photocopied and coloured in afterwards. Plan 16 shows front elevation and floor plan of residences. The plans show front elevations and floor plans of residences. Most have 2-3 bedrooms and porches or front verandahs and/or back verandahs. They appear to be mainly brick and tile in the style of 1920-1935. Although these houses are common in Subiaco and Shenton Park, they occur elsewhere in Perth.

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Paper

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1992.56.1

Item type

Material

Width

205 mm

Height or length

334 mm

Keywords

Houses, General

Statement of significance

Plans for the style of houses built in Subiaco and Shenton Park.

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