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Antique influenced design wins public home extension commission
Melbourne architects Oakley and Parkes won a competition early in the 1920s for designing a public government home in Hlathiy Crescent Forrest. The project extended to 25 squares of living area with brick construction and a front verandah. The interior features antique furniture, silverware, and period detailing including a white paneled exterior and a grand front door highlighted by an old English style.
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