Thru my Sydney Eye

This building, on Phillip Street at the Quay end, houses some courts of the Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales which has j...

Significant buildings in Sydney can be recognised by their use of sandstone. In the construction of the third incarnation of Sydney Statio...

I thought, perhaps, that the tale of "The Three Little Pigs" was devised by a brick-making family of yore, out to plead the case...

The curve of the quay wall between Wharf 1 and Wharf 2 on the eastern side of the quay. In the beginning ... the head of Sydney Cove was a...

ABOVE: Walking down the other side of Loftus Street. making this facade part of the Lands Building. Keeping in mind that these images ...

Art Gallery of NSW, old wing 1896 - 1909 These would have to be two of my favourite buildings in the city. Not just the facades mind you w...

"Paspaley Pearls' on the corner of Martin Place and George Street It is not that I am against progress, I just prefer to live in ...

The QVB (Queen Victoria Building) was built during the 1880s. It has endured a number of incarnations over the following 120 years (vegetabl...

There are 9 islands in Sydney Harbour: Shark, Clark, Garden, Fort Dennison. Goat, Cockatoo, Spectacle, Snapper and Rodd. Thus far, I have bl...

Yesterday's stained glass windows from the outside To this building I owe a debt of gratitude. Imagine my delight in the late 60s discov...