Parliament House, Brisbane

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Parliament House, Brisbane is the historic sandstone building in Queensland's capital city that serves as the seat of the state's unicameral legislature.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage-listed building
legislative building
parliament building
architect Charles Tiffin
FDG Stanley (later additions)
architecturalStyle French Renaissance Revival
Second Empire
completionDate late 19th century
constructionStartDate 1864
coordinates approx. -27.472° S 153.029° E
country Australia
formerLegislatureChambers Legislative Council of Queensland
hasChamber Legislative Assembly chamber
hasFeature arcaded verandahs
central dome
colonnaded façade
grand staircase
ornamental ironwork
public gallery in chamber
hasRoom Speaker’s office
committee rooms
library
members’ offices
heritageDesignation Queensland Heritage Register
heritageListingDate 21 October 1992
heritageRegister Queensland Heritage Register
heritageSignificance state heritage
inaugurationDate 1868
legislatureType unicameral
locatedIn Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of Brisbane
locatedNextTo City Botanic Gardens, Brisbane
Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point campus
locatedOn corner of George Street and Alice Street
materialUsed sandstone
nearbyLandmark Brisbane River
Old Government House, Brisbane
operator Parliament of Queensland
owner State of Queensland
region South East Queensland
roofMaterial copper
servesAs seat of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
seat of the Parliament of Queensland
usedFor legislative debates
official ceremonies
parliamentary committee meetings
public and educational tours


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