
Pride Centre, 79-81 Fitzroy St .
It’s an eye-catching building – truly an inspired design from its architectural double-team, BAU and Grant Amon Architects – both

It’s an eye-catching building – truly an inspired design from its architectural double-team, BAU and Grant Amon Architects – both

This magnificent parthenocissus tricuspidata (Boston Ivy — I think) can be found just around the corner from Fitzroy Street at

In the 1920s, Fitzroy Street transformed itself from a boulevard of stately mansions to a densely packed rental residential and

Now that’s a “hand”le. This quaint little helping hand has been making a fist of it on Acland St (next

Five giant, oddly-shaped, concrete columns line the curb on Fitzroy St. Together they support the Prince’s band-room balcony, designed by

Almost lost at the far end of Fitzroy Street – a miniature St Kilda icon, and a reminder of days

Fitzroy Street’s most famous ‘design detail’ is probably in its ornate tram poles that run its length from the Junction

You may have strolled past if for years without noticing it. It’s in some disrepair, but beneath the grime is

The charming side façade of Brook Lawn – one of the four hidden mansions of mid- Fitzroy St – will