Address: Cnr Walcott & Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: Unknown
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Inter-War Art Deco
Original Use (Commercial): Shopping Complex
Present Use (Commercial): Shopping Complex
Significance:
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 755 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed:
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style:
Original Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Present Use(Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Significance:
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 803 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1935 to 1936
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Inter-War Functionalist, Inter-War Spanish Mission
Original Use (Commercial): Hotel, Tavern or Inn
Present Use (Commercial): Hotel, Tavern or Inn
Significance: A poignant example of an Inter-War suburban hotel and has a significant contribution to Beaufort Street’s view and recreational activities.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 942 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1924
Demolition Year: 2005
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Vernacular
Original Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Present Use (Commercial): Land advertised for Shop/Retail Store Potential
Significance: Previously named Suzie Q Hairdressers, the building was used for store purposes before it was unfortunately demolished in 2005.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 731 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1903
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Classic Federation
Original Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Present Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Significance: A Federation house situated high on platformed land. Resides beside the St Patrick’s Anglican Church. Constructed from classical Federation features of architraves and wooden pillars.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps
Address: 677 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1910’s
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation
Original Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Present Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Significance: Is an example of a Federation stylised building in western Australia on its’ second storey upper façade.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 698 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: From 1901.
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation
Original Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Present Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Significance: Pure example of a classic Federation home in Mount Lawley.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 691 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: Unknown
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation
Original Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Present Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Significance: Pure example of a classic Federation home in Mount Lawley.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 668 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1910
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Original Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Present Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Architectural Styles: Federation Free Classical
Significance: Being in the pinnacle era of Federation architecture Mount Lawley News displays beautiful symmetrical construction. Supported with sequential large column features and columned balcony with accompanying window architraves emphasises classic Federation design in Western Australia.
Provenance: City of Stirling
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Address: 690 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: From 1903
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation, Colonial
Original Use (Residential):Single Storey Residence
Present Use (Residential & Commercial): Single Storey Residence and Business
Significance: Pure example of a classic Federation and Colonial style home in Inglewood. Detailed architraves and wooden posts adorn the verandah.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 699 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1922
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation
Original Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Present Use (Residential): Single Storey Residence
Significance: Pure example of a classic Federation home in Inglewood.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 705 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1955
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federation
Original Use (Education): School Building
Present Use (Education): School Building
Significance: Remains a place for education and is a significant school in the Mount Lawley area after being built in the 1950’s.
Provenance: City of Stirling
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Address: 981 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1940
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Inter-War Art Deco, Federation
Original Use (Accommodation): Hotel
Present Use (Accommodation): Hotel
Significance: Remaining as its’ original purpose, the Civic Hotel is one of Inglewood’s oldest running hotels. Its’ Art Deco and Federation design combination remains classical from the streets view.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
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Address: 885 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1930’s-1950’s.
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Art-Deco
Original Use (Communications): Post and Telegraph Office
Present Use (Communications): Post Office
Significance: Keeping its’ original purpose as a postal communication service building, its’ reddened brick asymmetrical exterior aligned with white horizontal and vertical lined concrete edgings signifies the simple Art Deco design in Western Australia that focuses on crisp lines and geometrical features to compliment on another.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 908 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1945
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Inter-War Art Deco
Original Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Present Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Significance: A large multi storey building constructed of bold orange coloured bricks representing the significant Art Deco period of the 1930’s. The staggered brick upper façade accentuates the Deco style and cannot be missed from the street view.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 919 Beaufort St, Inglewood
Constructed: 1936
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: J. S. Steele.
Architectural Style: Inter-War Art Deco
Original Use (Recreational): Theatre
Present Use (Commercial): Shop/Retail Store
Significance: At the corner of Dundas Street this building was previously known as Dawson’s Motor Cycle Shop and Piccadilly Theatre & Picture Gardens. Its’ poignant geometric turret and symmetrical features express Art Deco design and is highly recognisable in Inglewood.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
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Address: 731 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1936
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Herbert Parry and Marshall Clifton
Architectural Style: Inter-War Romanesque
Original Use (Religious): Church/Cathedral/Chapel
Present Use (Religious): Church/Cathedral/Chapel
Significance: First church in Australia to be dedicated to Irish Paton Saint Patrick. The curved window linings are an example of Romanesque architecture which is characterised by semi-circular arches often used in churches and castles in the medieval European period.
Source: Perth Art Deco: St. Patrick’s Mt Lawley (Website).
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 672A Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1938
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: A. Hill.
Architectural Style: Inter-War Stripped Classical
Original Use (Commercial): Bank
Present Use(Commercial): Bank
Significance: An example of Classical Styled architecture in Mount Lawley with horizontal banding and suggestion of a finial present on the exterior. The beautiful vertical columns support the classical entrance. Since its’ construction the building has been a bank.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.
Address: 686 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley
Constructed: 1930’s
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: Unknown
Architectural Style: Inter-War Art Deco
Original Use (Residential): Flats/Apartment Block
Present Use (Residential): Flats/Apartment Block
Significance: Built in the 1930’s the building’s façade emphasises Art Deco design. Through raised lettering, curved balustrades, glass bricks and horizontal and vertical brickwork the prominence of strong geometrical design is highlighted by the Tuscan columns and arches a key feature in the Art Deco period.
Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Photographer Andrea Bellei.
Address: 867 Beaufort St Inglewood
Constructed: 1938 and completed October 1940
Demolition Year: N/A
Architect: J.H.T.
Architectural Styles: Inter-War Georgian Revival, Inter-War Art Deco, Inter-War Mediterranean, Inter-War Californian Bungalow
Original Use (Governmental): Police Station and Quarters
Present Use (Commercial): Vacant/Unused
Statement of Significance: Inglewood Police Station & Police Quarters (fmr), a red brick and terracotta tile police station with adjacent quarters displaying elements of the Inter-War Bungalow, Georgian Revival, and Mediterranean styles with Art Deco influenced interior features and fittings, has cultural heritage significance for the following reasons: the place is a rare example of an extant c.1940 Police Station and Police Quarters in the metropolitan area; the place contributes to an understanding of the development of policing in Western Australia; the place is representative of the departmental practice of using domestic scale architecture in police places during the early to mid twentieth-century; and, the place is aesthetically pleasing in its domestic scale, fine architectural styling and interior detailing. The metal garage is of little significance.
Source: Register of Heritage Places-Permanent Entry: Inglewood Police Station & Police Quarters (fmr). January 17th, 2012. Heritage Council of Western Australia.
City of Provenance: City of Stirling
Image Source: Google Maps.