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Layer Id 486 Name Errey collection
Description In 1972 Errey completed a PhD thesis at the University of Melbourne on the subject of "Victorian Architectural Ornament 1880-1920". The thesis presented a technical and historical account of the chief materials employed in architectural ornament in the period: cement and plaster, terracotta and brick, wood and metal. As part of her research from 1968 to 1970 Sophia photographed buildings in Melbourne and regional Victoria (mainly Geelong and Ballarat) in order to develop a taxonomy of architectural ornamental detail. The prints and negatives sat in boxes for half a century until she approached Andy May's team and suggested the images be digitised and made available to others interest in Australia's architectural and urban history. Subject Keywords photographs
Type Media Linkback https://melbournehistoryworkshop.com/
Publisher The University of Melbourne Source Url https://errey.omeka.net/
Language EN Created At 2023-05-01 13:37:01
Updated At 2023-05-01 15:05:19 Ghap Url https://tlcmap.org/layers/486
Statistic Value Unit
Total Places
2022 -
Area
2558073.3337836 km2
Convex Hull
POLYGON((147.1399356 -41.43448087,115.8569493 -31.95607622,115.8569114 -31.95418081,153.0456928 -27.4405268,151.7686698 -32.92705662,149.8800687 -37.10310042,147.1399356 -41.43448087)) -
Density
0.00079043863727288 places/km2
Centroid
POINT(144.9834953145946 -37.66602034386741) -
Bounding Box
POLYGON((115.8569114 -41.43448087,115.8569114 -27.4405268,153.0456928 -27.4405268,153.0456928 -41.43448087,115.8569114 -41.43448087)) -
Most Central Place
Victoria Hotel, Queen and Victoria Sts. North Melbourne -
Most Distant Place from center
Palace Hotel, Perth -
Distribution
  • Average Distance from Centroid: 52.592917823648
  • Average Distance from Centroid / Area of Convex Hull: 2.0559581748135E-5
 kilometers