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Tag Archives: St kilda
What to do about the Stokehouse Part 2
As previously reported, the much loved Melbourne restaurant The Stokehouse on the St Kilda foreshore was burnt to the ground in a fire in January. Since then a new temporary ‘pop up’ structure has been assembled to continue the service … Continue reading
What to do about the Stokehouse?
Last weekend a much loved restaurant on the waterfront of St Kilda was burnt to the ground. Fortunately no one was injured in the blaze which was reportedly caused by fat in the industrial exhaust system catching fire. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Stevens, architectural design, City of Port Phillip Mayor, community, Cr Amanda Stevens, David Brand, International Council on Monuments and Sites, Matthew Guy, Professor Philip Goad, rebuilding after disaster, St kilda, State Planning Minister Matthew Guy, Stokehouse, The Burra Charter, University of Melbourne
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