Brunswick 平均房價House 價格比去年上升4% .
周邊地區| Brunswick East | $1,291,500  | | Brunswick West | $1,160,500 | | Carlton North | $1,565,700  | | Coburg | $1,213,100 | | Parkville | $1,704,000 | | Princes Hill | $1,943,300 |
Brunswick Median RentThe House rent is 上升5% .
| | A187 BRUNSWICK ROAD, Brunswick | | 距離: | 4.1 公里 to CBD; 619 米 to Jewell 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 - June 17, 1996
187 Brunswick Road, Brunswick is one building of two pairs of pre-fabricated iron cottages constructed c.1854. The cottages have gabled roofs, timber frames believed to be of Asian origins, broad-gauge corrugated iron wall cladding thought to have been imported from the United Kingdom, and low-height cemented chimneys.
187 Brunswick Road is significant for architectural and historical reasons.
187 Brunswick Road, along with the cottages located at 181, 187 and 189 Brunswick Road, is architecturally significant as an outstanding and extraordinary example of a pre-fabricated iron building constructed c.1854. The unusual pairing of the cottages is unlike any other pre-fabricated buildings in the State. The building is architecturally significant for its associations with the architect James Blackburn Junior and for its unusual combination of Asian timber trusses and British corrugated iron sheeting. The building is of significance for its use of corrugated iron, later found to be an unsuitable material for Australian climates, which demonstrated new technical accomplishments in construction methods at the time. British technicians developed the galvanising process in the 1840s and this achievement, along with the use of grooved rollers and the fabrication of rolled sections of wrought iron enabled the construction of pre-fabricated iron buildings.
187 Brunswick Road, Brunswick is historically significant for its association with the goldrush period in Victoria. During the 1850s goldrush in Victoria, pre-fabricated buildings were imported to meet the extraordinary demand for housing; 187 Brunswick Road is significant as a structurally intact example of such a building. The buildings are of historical significance for their association with the notable Presbyterian minister, the Reverend William Jarrett, who used the four cottages as teaching residences in the 1860s and the cottages also housed a number of prominent Brunswick citizens including the mayor of Brunswick W Fleming (occupied 1868-1901) and the pioneer brickmaker, John Glew. |
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