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Melbourne Tram Museum
Drawing, Leonard J Flannagan, "Hawthorn Tramway Depot", 1915
Set of 7 drawings for the development of the concept and layout of the Hawthorn Tramways Trust depot by the Architect Leonard J Flannagan, of Molesworth Chambers, 450 Chancery Lane, Melbourne. Item numbers match with the relevant image. .1 - Photocopy of a memo on the Architect's letterhead of cost estimates of three different options - dated 3/12/1914. Has a "School of Architecture" on the bottom right hand corner of the sheet and a sticker "WD GAR.4-4" giving a reference document number. Printed on an A4 sheet. .2 - Copy print of a pencil drawing - "Hawthorn Tramways Trust - Sketch Proposed Car Barn - Original Design Scheme No. 1". Reference Number in the bottom left hand corner "WD GAR.4-1". .3 - ditto showing floor plans with title "Alternative Plan No. 1" - Reference Number "WD GAR 4-6". .4 - ditto, with notes about items to be added in bottom right hand corner - Reference Number "WD GAR 4-6". .5 - as for .2 - "Amended design scheme No. 2" - Reference Number "WD GAR 4-5" .6 - Contract drawing - showing the elevation of the depot to Wallen and Power Streets - drawing No. 72, has both the names of the architect and the engineer in the bottom left hand corner. Note - amended drawing dated 6-5-15. Reference Number "WD GAR 4-5". .7 - Contract drawings - showing the first floor plan, internal elevation and the western or depot front elevation - drawing No. 71. Reference Number "WD GAR 4-7".trams, tramways, htt, hawthorn, architects, depot -
Melbourne Tram Museum
Drawing - Illustration, St Paul's Cathedral, "Engraving of Prince's Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne 1889", 1992
Illustration - colour engraving printed onto white card, titled "Princes Bridge" showing the planned St Paul's Cathedral, Flinders St Station, Princes bridge with cable trams and the Yarra River with steam powered boats. On rear - "Engraving of Prince's Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne 1889" with a note that it was drawn before the completion of the cathedral the design shows in that intended by the Architect, William Butterfield and that it was from the collection of St Paul's Cathedral.trams, tramways, yarra river, st pauls cathedral, melbourne, greetings cards -
Melbourne Tram Museum
Drawing, Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust - Rest House, 1911
... - no examples known of. Drawings by Leonard & Flannagan, Architects... known of. Drawings by Leonard & Flannagan, Architects - stamped ...Photographs of a PMTT Drawing/blueprints of a Rest House or tram stop shelter, giving details, basic dimensions, and details. Provided by the AETM Adelaide, St Kilda Tramway Museum. A second drawing, coloured, drawing 1684C shows a T-shaped building - no examples known of. Drawings by Leonard & Flannagan, Architects - stamped on 1684B - dated 20/12/1911. Would have been sent to the Metropolitan Tramway Trust Adelaide for information. Photograph of the shelter at Hawthorn Road and Dandenong Road by Mal Rowe 2-5-2023. Yeilds inforamtion about PMTT Rest Houses or shelters for which they was always a demand.Photograph of a PMTT Drawing held by the AETM Adelaide. Drawing No. 1684B and 1684Ctramways, shelters, waiting shelters, rest houses, pmtt, hawthorn road, dandenong road, leonard & flannagan -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Drawing - Sketches, digital copy, Stuart Webber, 2005
"26th March 2019 In contribution to the historical account of the Mission to Seafarers, Melbourne. To whom it may concern, In 2005, the Mission to Seafarers’ Padre Bevil Lunson assigned an upgrade to the existing bar and gift shop. The brief outlined alignment with health code and liquor licence regulations, rethink of stock display and aesthetic upgrade of white peg-board and fluorescent-lit display-case. Two students of architecture answered the call and provided pro bono design, building and installation services. Beyond the updated flooring, work surfaces and new hand-wash point their ethos of sustainable design presented a strategy of redressing the existing on a shoe-string; helping minimise trades and protect the heritage substrate. A new standing-bar was proposed to envelope the display case and re-orient the hall back toward the stage. Punters were directed to the seated-bar for purchases. The chosen palette aimed to anchor the bar below the hall’s half-timbered dado-line utilising the muted tones of recycled materials. Glass bottles set in resin diffusing panels and timbers sourced from throw-outs were dressed and composed to suggest the multiple approaches to a calling of the sea. This flotsam and jetsam was intended to provide a shifting background that is representative of the many walks of life that support and are supported by the mission. Two uninstalled elements further accented the design: -the flying angel logo was to appear hovering within the bar’s archway and also inverted by the dado-line in the bar’s rear mirror (refer attached sketch), -and the two lampshades, referencing the inverted form of nautical beacons, were to shepherd clientele to the bar (refer attached sketch). Where are they now? Derek Stevenson – Turner Townsend Thinc Stuart Webber – ARM Architecture The bar was dismantled during the renovation mid 2019 and replace by another bar.These documents provide insight into an early 21st C refurbishment to the interior of the MTSV and Mission club operations in the early 21st Century and provides names and details of both the consideration of the need to: protect heritage components, provide a functional service point, incorporate recycled materials that related to aspects of the sea and environment, the flotsam and jetsam that is found where the sea, and those from the sea meets the land. Also provides an example of early career designs by two practising 21st C Australian architects and designers. During the renovations in winter 2019, the decision was made to demolish to make space to another more convenient one brought from a cafe, along with new chairs and tables for the club.Digital copy files sent in March 2019 by architect Stuart Webber after a visit to the Mission. Along with two sketches he submitted, he sent a document telling how the bar came to life in 2005.bar, stuart webber, derek stevenson, mts club, mts interior, bevil lunson -
Clunes Museum
Drawing - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, TERENCE CAREY ARCHITECTS P/L
... BUILDINGS CLUNES COLLINS PLACE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. PLANS ...COLLINS PLACE, CLUNES. PUBLIC AMENITIES AND ROTUNDA PLANSARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF PUBLIC AMENITIES AND ROTUNDA, COLLINS PLACE CLUNES. 7 PAGES STAPLED. MAY 2009buildings, clunes, collins place -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Plan, AMRAD Burnley Development Civil Drawings, 1997-1998
Job No 74046 New Laboratories & Offices Building 5 & 9 AMRAD Burnley Development, for AMRAD Operations Pty. Ltd. By Scott Wilson Irwin Johnston. (1) C1 Drawing Index, Legend & General Notes, Nov 97. (2) C2 Pavement & Drainage Plan 03.98. (3) C3 Pit Schedule & Pavement Details 03.98.scott wilson irwin johnston, amrad, johnston merat kurdiovsky architects, amrad burnley development -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Plan - Plan / line drawing of a steel tuna vessel, c. 1978
Port of PortlandFront: '12'- black texta, top right cornerport of portland -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Plan - Plans / Line Drawings - Port of Portland Authority, Victoria, n.d
PORT OF PORTLAND AUTHORITYFront: '27' - black texta, top right corner -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Plan - Plans - Line Drawing Port of Portland Authority, n.d
Port of Portland AuthorityFront: '36' - black texta, top right corner 'Total length cradle 24, outside' - black pen -
Clunes Museum
Plan - CONCEPT DRAWINGS/PLANS, JOHN ALKEMADE & ASSOC, CLUNES COMMUNITY AND INTERPRETIVE CENTRE, 2012
... CONCEPT DRAWINGS BY 3 ARCHITECTS AND EXPLANATORY... BARKELL CONCEPT DRAWINGS BY 3 ARCHITECTS AND EXPLANATORY ...CONCEPT DRAWINGS BY 3 ARCHITECTS AND EXPLANATORY INFORMATION. ALL LAMINATED ARCHITECT JOHN ALKEMADE & ASSOC. .1 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN .2 SITE PLAN - PHOTOCOPY OF 1 AND 3 .3 SOUTH EAST VIEW ARCHITECT R. BRAMELL 2006 .4 LONGITUDINAL SECTION .5 FLOOR PLAN .6 FACADE ARCHITECT MORTON DUNN 2012 .7 GROUND FLOOR PLAN .8 SITE PLAN .9 FIRST FLOOR PLAN 10 CONCEPT DRAWING OF OUTCOME .11 WHAT IS THE CCIC .12 COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROUP .13 THE BUDGET .14 PROJECTED TIMELINE clunes community and interpretive centre concept, william barkell