Annerly Terrace: 70 Clarendon Street, EAST MELBOURNE

Building Profile

Location

Construction Details

Built in the Victorian period in the Romanesque style

Notable features

The buildings style derives in character from the Norman period of English architecture, using full arch and basket arch arcading on the first and ground floor levels respectively. The columns are rectangular in section, are of face brick and possess foliated cement cushion capitals. Between the plinths of each column cement Classical balusters support a brick and cement rendered balustrade. The brick gable is panelled with cement ribbing underscored by a cement cornice mould. The remaining parapet is crenellated in a scallop pattern. Brick piers divide each house in the row, terminating below the parapet.

History

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