Summary
Model of Stanhill Flats, Queens Road, Albert Park, Victoria. Designed by Frederick Romberg and built between 1945-1950. Robin Boyd notes in "Australia's Home" that the Stanhill Flats were completed in 1950 (p 274).
The model was made by Marc Raszewski (of Norman Day Pty Ltd) in 1989. It was donated to Museums Victoria for the exhibition 'Home Sweet Home: Changes in Victorian Domestic Architecture, 1839-1989'.
Physical Description
Cardboard model on rectangular base, depicts a 10 storey high building constructed from reinforced concrete, steel and plate glass. Shops at ground level.
More Information
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Norman Day Pty Ltd, 15 Nov 1989
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Modelmaker
Norman Day Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1989
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Date Made
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Type of item
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Primary support
1620 mm (Length), 740 mm (Width)
Dimensions of model base only.
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Approximate Dimensions
1215 mm (Length), 560 mm (Width), 745 mm (Height)
Model only - does not inlcude base dimensions. Height above includes mast/pole.
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Model Scale
1:50
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Keywords
Architectural Models, Architecture, Housing, Scale Models, Innovation & Design
