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Sydney history: Lost cinema warns of fate of picture palaces - Vimarsana News

Sydney history: Lost cinema warns of fate of picture palaces

Sydney’s most breathtaking movie palace, demolished 50 years ago, has been brought to life by a filmmaker.

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Sydney history: Long-lost picture palace brought back to life - Vimarsana News

Sydney history: Long-lost picture palace brought back to life

Sydney’s most breathtaking movie palace, demolished 50 years ago, has been brought to life by a filmmaker.

Sydney history: Long-lost picture palace brought back to life - Vimarsana News

Sydney history: Long-lost picture palace brought back to life

Sydney’s most breathtaking movie palace, demolished 50 years ago, has been brought to life by a filmmaker.

Design Plus: Linking Design to Current Affairs: The Old Parliament House - Vimarsana News

Design Plus: Linking Design to Current Affairs: The Old Parliament House

The Provisional Parliament House, as it was originally known, became the ‘old’ one when the ‘permanent one’ on Capitol Hill was opened in 1988. Designed and built in three years (1924-27), Murdoch was dismissive of some of its charms, mostly because of the haste he felt, and yet has all the traits of his best architecture.

Australian War Memorial: John Crust tribute to his brother is national memorial to lives lost - Vimarsana News

Australian War Memorial: John Crust tribute to his brother is national memorial to lives lost

Advertisement In the midst of World War II, Sydney architect John Crust climbed Mount Ainslie to paint a watercolour of the newly built Australian War Memorial in Canberra. It was not long before the official handover of the building he had dedicated years of his life to and which would become one of the most iconic in the country. Lost and found: Drawings of the Australian War Memorial by one of its architects, John Crust. Credit:Australian War Memorial “That was him saying goodbye to the Memorial,” his granddaughter Lucy King says. “He loved it, and he drew it several times; ...