Architectural Styles
Victorian Regency
Alt names / subperiods
Timeline
Distinguishing Features
Geographic Presence
1840-1900
- Symmetrical facades
- steeply pitched roofs with gables
- finials or parapets
- Tall double-hung sash windows
- rendered Brick & Stucco
- Australia
Common Building Types
Landmark buildings
Historic Accommodation Types
Accommodation Examples
- Terrace houses
- public buildings
- large villas
- Melbourne Club
- Linden St Kilda
- Royal Terrace, Carlton
- Ayers House, North Terrace, Adelaide
- Cyprus Terrace, East Melbourne
- Jenner House, Potts Point
- Admiralty House, Kirribilli
- Old Government House, Brisbane
- Saint Ignatius’ College, Riverview
- Sydney School of Arts building
- Edmund Blacket Building
- Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney
- Rockpool, The Rocks
- 103 George Street, The Rocks
- Woolmers, Longford, Tasmania
- 79 Lower Fort Street, Millers Point
- Bidura, Glebe
- 107-109 George Street
- 20-22 Lower Fort Street, Millers Point
- Redfern Town Hall, Sydney
- Tranby, Glebe
- Union Bond Store The Rocks
- Inns & coaching inns
- Taverns with lodging
- Boarding houses
- Private / residential hotels (early form)
- Early town hotels
- Government-licensed inns
- Adaptive reuse
- Clarendon Arms Hotel (1838)
- Bush Inn (1820s–30s
- Traveller’s Rest Inn (1830s)
- Hero of Waterloo (1840s phase
- Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel (1830s core)
- Regency houses, Battery Point, Hobart (TAS)
- Regency terraces, The Rocks, Sydney (NSW)
- Kempton Hotel (1840s) Regency-scaled residential inn
- Early Hobart town hotels (1830s–40s)
- Early Sydney Regency hotels (pre-1850)
- Midlands Highway inns, Tasmania – (Clarendon Arms, Traveller’s Rest)
- Great North Road inns, NSW
- Royal Albion Hotel Brighton
Adaptive Reuse
- Richmond Arms Hotel (early phase)
Landmarks
Adapted Visitor Accommodation
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