City of Melbourne, Australia

Titles Office

City of Melbourne, Australia

Built in 1874 in Melbourne, Australia, the Titles Office is an Italianate structure designed by architect John James Clark. The building, distinguished by its use of Doric order elements, served as a public titles office and has been recognized as a heritage site, appearing on the Victorian Heritage Register. Its architectural style reflects the classical influences prevalent in late-nineteenth-century Australian civic design.

Architect

Movement

Built

1874

Type

heritage site, public building

Heritage

listed on the Victorian Heritage Register

Place

City of Melbourne, Australia

This building on

• WikidataTitles Office↗

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Location

-37.81260, 144.95900