I love the contrast between the old brickwork of the Rialto Building and the modern architecture of the base of the Rialto Towers
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Ace things about Melbourne
- * Brunswick Street
- * Chapel Street Bazaar.
- * It has a lane named after rock band AC/DC and a swimming pool named after a Prime Minister who is believed to have drowned at sea
- * Its vibrant multiculturalism
- * Royal Botanic Gardens.
- * Shady Caroline Street in South Yarra
- * The disco balls hanging above Rankins Lane in the city
- * The domed reading room of the State Library.
- * The eucalyptus trees and old lamps beside the river near Fed Square.
- * The huge mural spanning the length of the side wall of Dimmey's discount department store in Green Street Richmond
- * The laneways, especially Degraves Street and Centre Place.
- * The old terrace houses in the inner suburbs.
- * The Royal and Block Arcades.
- * The street art (commissioned and otherwise).
- * The Victorian architecture, especially the interior of 333 Collins Street, the Olderfleet Building and the Melbourne Safe Deposit Building on Queen Street
- * The view of the city at night from the Swan Street Bridge.
- * The Windsor end of Chapel Street
- * There's always a festival or major event happening.
Oh, I like that too - it is a pity there aren't seats there to sit and appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteLook, it pains me to say this, but Melbourne sort of does this contrast ... mmm ... good!!
ReplyDeleteHi Emm. It's surprising there aren't any seats. Perhaps they don't want to encourage people to sit and smoke on their breaks.
ReplyDeleteHey Julie. Hehe. Collins Street is a good spot to see the merging of old and new.
Love it.
ReplyDeleteI like it more than the contrast between the Royal Exhibition Building and the Melbourne Museum. Eep. Jazpearl.
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