Melbourne University’s School of Chemistry
Victoria, Australia
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The Chemistry Building at the University of Melbourne's Parkville Campus was designed by Percy Edgar Everett of the Victorian Public Works Department and constructed in 1938 during a period of substantial university expansion in the 1920s and 1930s. The structure exemplifies modernist inter-war gothic architecture, blending contemporary design principles with collegiate gothic styling. Located on Masson Road, the building serves as a teaching facility for the university's School of Chemistry and has been recognized for its historical and architectural significance, earning registration on the National Trust.
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- architectural structure, academic department
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- Victoria, Australia
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