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311:(SCRA) in 1968 ushered in a new period of planning and development in The Rocks. Initially, the SCRA intended to redevelop the area with high-rise residential and office buildings, and to retain only a handful of historic buildings. However, by the early 1970s, a growing public awareness of the cultural value of historic places and a series of highly visible protests against the Government's proposed scheme forced a shift in the SCRA's approach, towards adaptive reuse, rather than demolition and replacement, of old buildings. This, in combination with the SCRA's imperative to turn The Rocks into a tourist destination, saw a number of old warehouses converted to accommodate specialty shops and restaurants. In 1971 the SCRA invited proposals from interested parties for the conservation and conversion of the Cleland Bond Store and the adjoining row of terrace houses, subsequently named the
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291:'s son-in-law and partner in some of Kable's business enterprises. In 1838, site was listed as Lot 2, Section 85 and granted to William Carr and George Rogers solicitors, as trustees for James Shepherd, Richard Wood, Nathaniel Dermot, James Webber and Edmund Pontifex, assignees of estate of John Plummer and William Wilson, formerly merchants of Fenchurch Street, London. William Carr was one of the first members of the Sydney District Council when it formed in 1843.
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414:, occupying a section of the city which was the focus of commercial maritime activity in the first half of the 19th century. They also provide the focus of present activity in The Rocks. The courtyard is particularly evocative in this respect. The buildings have historical associations with significant figures in Australian retail and social history including John Piper, Mary Reiby, Frederick Unwin,
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which was erected over the previously dedicated thoroughfare extended from the Argyle Bond to the terrace house at 31 Playfair Street. This subsequently became known as the
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and the Tooth brothers. Unwin is also significant in the development of The Rocks area. The Argyle Centre historic precinct makes an important contribution to the quality of the streetscape of The Rocks. The building fabric constitutes the major potential source of additional information about the
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1109:Nos. 113-115
1082:Nos. 149-151
1067:Nos. 139-141
1062:Nos. 123-125
1052:Nos. 107-109
1014:Gannon House
992:Nos. 106-128
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256:Property NSW
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114:Property NSW
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871:Attribution
512: 1839
444: 1826
400: 1826
327:Description
289:Henry Kable
285:First Fleet
152:10 May 2002
89: /
77:151°12′29″E
65:Coordinates
60:, Australia
1568:Categories
1548:Rocks Push
1507:Argyle Cut
1471:Mercantile
1441:Australian
1139:Nos. 61-65
1134:Nos. 55-59
1129:Nos. 42-52
1099:Nos. 46-56
1032:Nos. 95-99
1022:Nos. 29-31
714:, 1973-74.
628:14 October
547:References
297:Government
230:suburb of
224:bond store
149:Designated
74:33°51′30″S
954:The Rocks
890:CC-BY 4.0
661:The Rocks
641:CC-BY 4.0
351:Condition
337:brickwork
232:The Rocks
50:The Rocks
1476:Observer
1461:Glenmore
1451:Brooklyn
1413:Churches
1213:(museum)
1161:Lilyvale
624:. H01538
535:See also
173:Category
45:Location
1486:Russell
1296:No. 231
1104:103-111
1077:No. 147
1072:No. 145
1057:No. 121
1047:No. 105
1042:No. 103
1037:No. 101
1002:No. 182
893:licence
827:. 1990.
765:. 2007.
644:licence
344:parapet
274:History
262:of the
234:in the
1481:Orient
1149:No. 71
1144:No. 67
1124:No. 32
1027:No. 93
736:SCRA,
710:SCRA,
369:theme.
260:agency
228:Sydney
341:gable
258:, an
110:Owner
102:Built
630:2018
333:bays
250:and
165:Type
160:1538
141:Type
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