Joseph Reed

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Joseph Reed was a prominent 19th-century Australian architect known for designing many of Melbourne’s most significant public buildings.

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instanceOf Australian architect
architect
person
basedIn Melbourne
countryOfCitizenship Australia
employer Reed and Barnes
Reed, Henderson and Smart
Reed, Smart and Tappin
era 19th century
fieldOfWork architecture
genre Victorian architecture
hasPartnershipWith Barnes
Henderson
Smart
Tappin
influenced development of Melbourne’s civic architecture
movement Victorian-era architecture
notableFor designing many of Melbourne’s major 19th-century public buildings
notableWork Collins Street Baptist Church alterations (attributed)
Independent Church, Collins Street, Melbourne
Lombard Building, Melbourne (attributed)
Melbourne General Post Office (GPO)
Melbourne Hospital buildings (19th-century, attributed)
Melbourne Law Courts (with partners)
Melbourne Public Library
surface form: Melbourne Public Library (now part of State Library of Victoria)

Melbourne Savings Bank (attributed)
Melbourne Town Hall
Ormond College
surface form: Ormond College, University of Melbourne (early work)

Public offices and commercial buildings in central Melbourne (various)
Rippon Lea Estate
Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens
surface form: Royal Exhibition Building

Scots’ Church, Melbourne
St Michael’s Church, Collins Street (remodelling, attributed)
State Library Victoria
surface form: State Library of Victoria

Trades Hall, Melbourne
Wilson Hall, University of Melbourne (original)
occupation architect
placeOfActivity Colony of Victoria
workLocation Melbourne

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