Ivanhoe 平均房價House 價格比去年上升4% . 周邊地區Alphington | $1,735,800 ![](/img/up.gif) | Balwyn North | $2,173,100 ![](/img/down.gif) | Bellfield | $948,900 ![](/img/down.gif) | Eaglemont | $2,071,900 ![](/img/down.gif) | Heidelberg | $1,211,100 ![](/img/white.gif) | Heidelberg Heights | $959,600 ![](/img/down.gif) | Kew East | $1,887,000 ![](/img/down.gif) | Preston | $1,146,300 ![](/img/up.gif) | Thornbury | $1,337,700 ![](/img/down.gif) | Ivanhoe Median RentThe House rent is 上升7% .
| A115-117 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe | 距離: | 8.5 公里 to CBD; 344 米 to Ivanhoe Station [公共交通] |
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地圖位置 | 街景 | 周邊成交價 | 改建申請曆史: | | 被市政府指定為 Victorian heritage | Last updated on - July 20, 2009 What is significant? The former Coles Store at 117 Upper Heidelberg Road, designed by architect Harry Norris for G.J Coles in 1939-40 is significant. How is it significant? 117 Upper Heidelberg Road is of historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Banyule. Why is it significant? The Coles Store at 117 Upper Heidelberg Road is historically significant for its association with the prominent Melbourne architect Harry Norris. Norris who was well-known for his commercial and industrial architectural work, the designs of which were innovative for their time. The design of the store in Upper Heidelberg Road is based on an archetype created by Norris for the Coles retail empire, and is one of a number of Coles Stores in this style designed and built by Norris throughout Australia. Norris' association with G.J.Coles and Alfred Nicholas afforded him many opportunities to build in the commercial arena, and his name is synonymous with the emergence of 'Modern' design in Melbourne. This store is representative of the work Norris was undertaking for Coles at the time. (Criterion A) 117 Upper Heidelberg Road is an aesthetically significant building within the Ivanhoe Shopping Centre Precinct (HO90). It is an excellent example of inter-war austere commercial style and has further significance as a representative Coles Store of the 1930s in Banyule. The curved glazing to the shopfront windows and the double entry doors are an original and significant feature. (Criterion D &E) The store is of significance for its modernist facade featuring curved glass windows, tiling and terrazzo finishes to the shopfront, its intact modern styling to the parapet, and the monitor roof-light with its fibrous plaster decorative grooves and vent slots. The bank of four windows above the verandah are a distinctive feature of the front facade. (Criterion E). |
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