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Newburn Flats, Melbourne: exterior. Newburn Flats access balconies on south rear elevation in 2019
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Newburn Flats, Melbourne: exterior. Newburn Flats elevation
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Newburn Flats, Melbourne: exterior. Entry to Romberg's Newburn Flats
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Newburn Flats, Melbourne: exterior. Newburn Flats, front elevation in 2019
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Newburn Flats, Melbourne: detail. View of Newburn Flats
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Housing · Modernism

Newburn Flats

Frederick RombergbyRomberg & Shaw (Frederick Romberg and Mary Turner Shaw)Melbourne, Australia ↗

1941

Key featuresDesigned 1939 and finished 1941; among the first European Modernist multi-unit homes in Australia.

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Architect
Romberg & Shaw (Frederick Romberg and Mary Turner Shaw)
Place
Melbourne, Australia
Year
1941
Typology
Housing
Movement
Modernism
Region
Oceania

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