Queen Victoria Building – QVB

by Ted Szukalski
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The Queen Victoria Building, often referred to as the QVB, was designed by George McRae. The building was completed in 1898.

The QVB occupies an entire city block between George, Market, York and Druitt Streets. The centre dome is the dominant feature, consisting of an inner glass and an exterior copper dome. Glorious stained glass windows are plentiful throughout the building. There are marvelous hanging clocks.

In 1984 QVB was completely refurbished as a shopping centre, probably the prettiest one in the world at the very least it certainly is the most stylish.

Added Stainglass Ceiling centre dome

Stainglass Ceiling
Photograph: Stainglass Ceiling 
Photographer: Ted Szukalski.

Added Clocktower North

Clocktower North
Photograph: Clocktower North 
Photographer: Ted Szukalski.

Added Clocktower South

Clocktower South
Photograph: Clocktower South 
Photographer: Ted Szukalski.

Added Stained glass East

Stained glass East
Photograph: Stained glass East 
Photographer: Ted Szukalski.

Added Stained glass-West

Stained glass West
Photograph: Stained glass West 
Photographer: Ted Szukalski.
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