It was great to walk through the CBD streets and lanes again. The photowalk was therapeutic.
The Pastuso and Majorca buildings, located in the heart of Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD), are notable for their striking designs that blend modern aesthetics with historical influences. Pastuso, an iconic structure in the area, stands out with its bold and contemporary architectural features, often celebrated for its innovative use of space and design elements that cater to both commercial and residential purposes. Nearby, the Majorca building exudes an old-world charm with its classic Victorian-era architecture, showcasing Melbourne's rich heritage. Both buildings add to the architectural diversity of the CBD, serving as a testament to the city's evolving skyline, where the past and future coexist harmoniously.
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Over the years I have dedicated myself to serving regional and remote areas of Victoria. Yet, I am continually taken aback by the prevailing attitude that my work does not warrant fair compensation. Every aspect of what I do entails considerable cost—be it the long hours spent driving, the expense of motel accommodation, the effort required to reach often inaccessible health facilities, or the challenges posed by poor communication. It is disheartening that such sacrifices are met with disregard. After all, this too is a matter of humanity.
These are both beautiful buildings. I think I'd love that restaurant!
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DeleteGreat looking signs! Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteStreet signs for appreciation
DeleteNice lighting on the second sign.
ReplyDeleteThe construction in front of that building is finally finished after a few years
DeleteYou found two great signs. Majorca makes me think of the Mediterranean vacation island. These signs have fine, bright colors.
ReplyDeleteMe too. Completely different from the island
DeleteDistintas formas de ver la arquitectura y ambas pueden ser bellas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
More exploration in the next visit
DeleteYour job is the very best kind, helping those who need it the most!!! Too bad that society does not recognize that. These signs are so classy!!
ReplyDeleteNeeds a rant every now and then
DeleteThanks for these and I am pleased you found that the photo-walk was therapeutic...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Yes, my way to get physical
DeleteThese are great, thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteTwo very interesting photos. The font on Pastuso is very interesting. I don’t think I have seen that before. Taking photos can be very therapeutic. This morning I was feeling tired and a bit blah, but we went out in the rain and I took rainy day photos from the passenger seat. I felt so much better afterwards, especially after looking at all the rain drop effects in my simple snapshots.
ReplyDeleteRainy themes with people in them are very poetic
DeleteMajorca really is a lovely building. I wonder what is inside. I must find out.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to note that the architect, Harry Norris, also designed the Kellow Falkiner car showrooms in St Kilda Road, now The Royce Hotel. https://www.thehotelguru.com/hotel/the-royce-hotel-melbourne
ReplyDeleteLovely signs the names with a different flavour than the usual Australian ones.
ReplyDeleteGood to get your work woes off your chest...halves the problem, so it's said.
Signs looks great , great pics
ReplyDeleteI like the first sign :-D
ReplyDeleteGreat signs.
ReplyDeletePastuso looks so welcoming.
ReplyDelete...attractive, welcoming signs!
ReplyDeleteBright attractive signs!
ReplyDeleteI like buildings with a lot of style and these certainly have it.
ReplyDeleteI really like that Majorca sign.
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