- Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator is a heritage-listed former incinerator at 10A Milford Street, Ipswich, City of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia.
- As for Walter Burley Griffin, he left Australia in 1935 before his design for the Ipswich incinerator had come to fruition, and died two years later in India without...
- ...and moved at the January 1969 AGM “that the Society collaborate with Arts Council to convert the Burley Griffin Incinerator Building into an intimate theatre.”
- In 1936, Walter Burley Griffin was contracted to design a municipal incinerator for Ipswich.
- It was designed by architect Walter Burley Griffin. Incineration of rubbish was discontinued in 1960 and the council considered demolishing the building...
- Navaretti, Peter Y, ‘The Pyrmont Incinerator and its Precedents’, in Anne Watson (ed) Beyond architecture: Marion Mahony and Walter Burley Griffin in...
- But enter one of the world's most pre-eminent modern architects, Walter Burley Griffin, and majestic form becomes imaginatively fused with functional necessity.
- Griffin, Walter Burley. and Nicholls, Eric M. Exterior view of newly completed Ipswich Incinerator, Ipswich, Queensland, 1936, [2] [picture] 1936 <http...
- DescriptionDesigned by Walter Burley Griffin, the architect and planner of Canberra, along with George Brockwell Gill.
- As the name suggests, Walter Burley Griffin designed the building, the same architect responsible for the winning design of the city Canberra in the ACT.Bulunamadı: ипсуич
- Ipswich is one of the oldest towns in QLD and was once going to be the capital of the state.
- The heritage-listed Incinerator Theatre is the only example of Burley Griffin’s work in Queensland and the former chimney stacks are visible from Ipswich’s...
- Just like to tell you about the Ipswich Little Theatre building which is a converted Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator: http...