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Nepean Terrace: 128-132 Gipps Street, East Melbourne
Nepean Terrace is a significant early terrace in East Melbourne near the Fitzroy Gardens. Architecturally, it is from an era before iron lacework became popular. Instead the regency style inspired design features a single storey verandah of concave roof with an arcade of arches supported by paired wooden posts. The brackets feature elaborate carvings of floral patterns, as do the party walls and ledges with their finely moulded corbels.
Posted in 2 storey | Tags: 1860s, 1863, 1864, 19th century, architectural drawings, brown brick, concave roof, east melbourne, Frederick Baker, gipps street east melbourne, H0053, henry dyer, HO137, melbourne, regency, row of three, runs, triangular pediment, victoria, wooden verandah | 
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