Sydney, NSW Heritage Building

It was constructed in the Victorian Free Classical style in 1887 with Italianate motifs. It has been operational for more than a century. It's considered to be the only f ... more

The original home of the YMCA movement for nearly a hundred years. Built in 1907, is now a State Heritage building. The frontage faade still bares the name YMCA. It's an ... more

This Commercial building has been in this corner since 1907. It's credited to well known suppliers of motor cycles and parts, Barnett and Wood, who were here for fifty ye ... more

Built in 1879 and listed as State Heritage building in 1999, this former pub had gone through changes throughout its history. It's known by other names as Kings Hotel and ... more

Formally known as Cornelius Court building, also known as Daily Telegraph Building, Elystan Chambers, Cornelius Court, this is a rather small but imposing building that o ... more

A stunning Heritage listed building of great significance to the city of Sydney. Built in 1909 with new addition in 1928 with major refurbishment in 1991. Started as a re ... more

Used to be The United Permanent Building, located at number 2 Martin Place, Sydney, now known as the Paspaley Building. This is right opposite the GPO in Martin Place, wi ... more

This building used to be known,;and maybe still is, as Scottish House. Also known as Singapore Airlines House. Stunning example of Commercial Palazzo architecture. It's t ... more

Located on a very prominent corner of Liverpool and Pitt Street, this is a very rare example of Chicagoesque style architecture. It's history indicates that it was built ... more

This was Australia's very first skyscraper and earmarked the beginning of government's discussions on how tall buildings should be for forty years! Highly influential in ... more

Cool, eye-catching faade :)

Also known as Pomeroy House, this 1913 building was added to the State Heritage building list in April 1999. This is another beautiful example of Federation Free Classica ... more

Described as one of those rare mid Victorian warehouses still survived today. Built in 1866 as storage building and went through conversions to its later use as commercia ... more

Another stupendous Heritage listed building of polished red granite with beautiful extruded glazed terracotta blocks on the exterior. This is officially named APA Buildin ... more

It's a magnificent site with rich history going back to mid 1800s. The original building was built in 1856 as Sydney Morning Herald building then demolished in the 1920s ... more

Built in 1923 and covers a block between Castlereagh Street and Elizabeth Street. Another spectacular example of Interwar Commercial Palazzo style architecture and now a ... more

This 1928 building is of great significance as the first Federal head office of the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) and a venue for ABC's live studio broadcast u ... more

It's another impressive example of heritage listed building in Sydney. The building was also known as ANZ Bank, Union Bank, constructed between 1889 and 1890 according to ... more

This Art Deco style building is home to NSW Masonic Club, now a State Heritage site. Completed in 1926, according to Heritage information, it's one of those rare building ... more

An exquisite example of Victorian Exotic style architecture, a Heritage listed building that's been in this location since 1863, according to Heritage information availab ... more

Formerly known as Australian Mutual Fire Insurance Society head office, it's now Country Road store in the corner of Pitt Street Mall and King Street. This four storey sa ... more

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The red flags caught my attention from afar. Would like to know what this building really is though.