BRISBANE – OLD & NEW

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Australia has a diverse range of architectural heritage, spanning the ornate convict hewn sandstone and bluestone Buildings which abound in Tasmania, New South Wales and Victoria through to the Modern Steel and Concrete High rises of our Capital cities.

This Portfolio takes a closer look at Brisbanes architectural heritage and the confluence of old and new.

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