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ARCHITECTURE OF NEW SOUTH
WALES
In the state of NSW we have twentieth century buildings and
structures that are greatly loved by the general public –
including such icons as the 1930s Sydney
Harbour Bridge and the 1950s Opera
House. However, much of our most interesting architecture
tends to go unnoticed.
An introduction to some of the state's architectural styles
can be found in this section – with an emphasis on those
not so well appreciated. It is by necessity a largely pictorial
introduction, although relevant information is provided if
available.
You'll find more architecture in the heritage
walks section of this website. A list of architects and
designers can be found on our people
page. If you're looking for something specific, try the search
page. We are working on pages dedicated to particular styles,
the first one focusing on Brutalism,
a style popular in the 60s and 70s.
The architecture photo galleries on this website are in six
categories:
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