Add to ORKGThis is a history of Romanesque-inspired architecture (also known as the "Romanesque Revival") in Australia, from 1840 to 2015. It begins with a description of the motifs used in Australian Romanesque architecture, and then provides an historical overview of the movement. The remaining chapters are devoted to a more detailed history of the Romanesque in each Australian state
Ireland has a distinctive Romanesque tradition, the «Hiberno-Romanesque», in which stylistic ideas o...
This article asserts the primary role that art decoration played with interior architecture to creat...
[EN] The contribution deals with stone buildings in Melbourne and Sydney built from the second half ...
© 1984 G. Marie MooreIntroduction: The work of craftsmen who furnished Australian churches has been ...
This paper provides an analysis of the Gothic style as applied to church architecture in Australia. ...
Nothing shapes architectural production and debate as the writing of history. Given the process of r...
© 2020 Elizabeth Anne RichardsonIn the post-war decades, places of worship were radically transforme...
Reasons for choosing the dates 1840 and 1900. Statement of thesis - that, during the period, no Aust...
Architects are often concerned with elements of structure and their relationship to the spaces they ...
The year 1000, give or take a decade or two on either side of this date, is often seen — particularl...
This paper addresses the question of the limits and frontiers of Victorian studies through the parti...
What inspires architecture? What fuels the generation and regeneration of architecture? Is it merel...
During the 1850s, England and France were the leading centres of debate over the Gothic Revival. As ...
This research begins to gauge the extent and quality of long span or structurally unique timber bui...
This study began with a survey of Melbourne and suburbs and the photographing of a number of buildin...
Ireland has a distinctive Romanesque tradition, the «Hiberno-Romanesque», in which stylistic ideas o...
This article asserts the primary role that art decoration played with interior architecture to creat...
[EN] The contribution deals with stone buildings in Melbourne and Sydney built from the second half ...
© 1984 G. Marie MooreIntroduction: The work of craftsmen who furnished Australian churches has been ...
This paper provides an analysis of the Gothic style as applied to church architecture in Australia. ...
Nothing shapes architectural production and debate as the writing of history. Given the process of r...
© 2020 Elizabeth Anne RichardsonIn the post-war decades, places of worship were radically transforme...
Reasons for choosing the dates 1840 and 1900. Statement of thesis - that, during the period, no Aust...
Architects are often concerned with elements of structure and their relationship to the spaces they ...
The year 1000, give or take a decade or two on either side of this date, is often seen — particularl...
This paper addresses the question of the limits and frontiers of Victorian studies through the parti...
What inspires architecture? What fuels the generation and regeneration of architecture? Is it merel...
During the 1850s, England and France were the leading centres of debate over the Gothic Revival. As ...
This research begins to gauge the extent and quality of long span or structurally unique timber bui...
This study began with a survey of Melbourne and suburbs and the photographing of a number of buildin...
Ireland has a distinctive Romanesque tradition, the «Hiberno-Romanesque», in which stylistic ideas o...
This article asserts the primary role that art decoration played with interior architecture to creat...
[EN] The contribution deals with stone buildings in Melbourne and Sydney built from the second half ...