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Business premises, Goulburn Street for Samuel Hordern Esq. ca. 1903 / Albert Bond, Architect

Business premises, Goulburn Street for Samuel Hordern Esq. ca. 1903 / Albert Bond, Architect

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/92eV600Y

Business premises, Goulburn Street for Samuel Hordern Esq. ca. 1903 / Albert Bond, Architect

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Full title

Business premises, Goulburn Street for Samuel Hordern Esq. ca. 1903 / Albert Bond, Architect

Date

ca. 1903

Call Numbers

PXD 1048

Record Identifier

92eV600Y

Reference Code

872515
Physical Description

Contents

4 architectural drawings - 55.5 x 96 cm - pen and wash, on linen backing

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

Access and use

Copying Conditions

Research & study copies allowed

More information

Scope and Contents

Contents

These plans are for Anthony Hordern and Sons New Palace Emporium, situated at George, Goulburn and Pitt Streets, up to Swan Street and completed in September 1905. It consisted of 4 blocks (A - D), separated by laneways. Lifts were located in the laneways separating the blocks. Bridges crossed the lanes on each floor. The building opened on Sep...

Alternative Titles

Full title

Business premises, Goulburn Street for Samuel Hordern Esq. ca. 1903 / Albert Bond, Architect

Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes

General note

On 10 July 1901, the Anthony Hordern and Sons Palace Emporium, a conglomeration of buildings in the Haymarket (on George, Pitt, Gipps and Hay Streets), was destroyed by fire. The Exhibition building in Prince Alfred Park was immediately leased from the Council and business resumed the next day. In December 1901 construction was completed on a new...

Signature / Inscriptions

"Albert Bond, Architect" Signed at lower right

Conservation note

No. 3 attached drawing torn

Mathematical data

Scale 1/8th inch to one foot

Contextual Information

Source

Presented by Carol Ryall, May 2009.

Administrative / Biographical history

The building was designed by architect Albert Bond (1841?-1923?) (who had designed and erected the Hordern Palace Emporium at Haymarket). Bond had been the first full time City Architect from 1873 to 1877 and had designed parts of the Sydney Town Hall. His offices were located at 131 Pitt Street in 1902.

References:
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Identifiers

Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

PXD 1048

Record Identifier

92eV600Y

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/92eV600Y

Other Identifiers

Reference code

872515

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