- Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator is a heritage-listed former incinerator at 10A Milford Street, Ipswich, City of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia.
- This is exemplified in Ipswich’s stately Queen’s Park, where The Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator – known today as the Incinerator Theatre – boasts the...
- Incinerators. Walter Burley Griffin designed Leonard House for Nisson Leonard-Kanevsky in 1923–24. ... 1936. Ipswich, Queensland. Griffin and Nicholls.
- Designed by renowned architect Walter Burley Griffin, the incinerator was reinterpreted and restored in 2006.Bulunamadı: ipswich
- The Council-owned land included one of the six remaining municipal incinerators designed by Walter Burley Griffin and his business partner, Eric Nicholls...Bulunamadı: ipswich
- Designed by Walter Burley Griffin, the Willoughby Incinerator was closed in 1967. It has been repurposed as an art space and café.Bulunamadı: ipswich
- The reverberatory incinerator was built in Ipswich in 1936. It was designed by architect Walter Burley Griffin. Incineration of rubbish was discontinued in 1960...
- In 1936, Walter Burley Griffin was contracted to design a municipal incinerator for Ipswich. George Brockwell Gill supervised the construction.
- Ipswich cultural centre. This burley griffin incinerator building was opened as a theatre.
- The Incinerator Theatre: In 1936, Walter Burley Griffin was contracted to design a municipal incinerator for Ipswich.
- Burley Griffin Drive Ipswich City. If you’re a theatre lover, appreciate architecture or both, the Incinerator Theatre is a must-do when you’re in Ipswich.
- The Council-owned land included one of the six remaining municipal incinerators designed by Walter Burley Griffin and his business partner, Eric Nicholls...Bulunamadı: ipswich
- Just like to tell you about the Ipswich Little Theatre building which is a converted Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator: http...
