List of Art Deco buildings in Perth

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This page is a list of historically significant Art Deco and Moderne buildings in the Perth, Western Australia metropolitan area.

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Commercial buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Art Deco Shop (Persian Carpet Gallery) [1] 102 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands1938W G Leighton 102StirlingHighway202101 (1)ED.jpg
Atlas Building 8-10 The Esplanade, Perth1931F. G. B. Hawkins Atlas Gnangarra (43 of 71).jpg
Bank of NSW [2] 899 Hay St, Perth1935 BankNSW2020.jpg
Clock Tower Building & Moon Cafe323 William Street, Northbridge [3] 1930 323WilliamsStreet202009(2).jpg
De Feu & Co38 Roe St, Northbridge1939William G Bennett DeFue38RoeStreet202009 (3).jpg
Devon House729 Hay Street, Perth1937Baxter-Cox and Leighton Devon House Perth.jpg
Family Stores471 Murray Street, PerthPoss 1930 471 Murray Street (1)2020.jpg
Gledden Building 731-737 Hay Street, Perth1938Oldham, Boas and Ednie-Brown Gledden 003.JPG
Harper's Buildings810-824 Hay Street, Perth1937Edwin Summerhayes Harper's Buildings Perth.jpg
Hugh Howling Chemist935 Hay Street, Perthc1932Reginald Summerhayes HughHowlingChemist935HayStreet2.jpg
Motor House68 Milligan Street, Perth1937 William G. Bennett, Powell, Cameron and Chisholm [4] Motor House Perth.jpg
P&O Building 56-58 William Street, Perth1930 Hobbs, Smith and Forbes P&O Building Perth.jpg
Pensioners Funeral Service [5] 359 Beaufort Street, Perth1937Samuel Rosenthal PensionersFuneralParlour359BeaufortStreet202010 (2).jpg
Swan Building Society [6] 215 James Street , Guildford1937 215JamesStreet202009 (1)ED.jpg

Apartments and residential buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Attunga Flats103 Thomas Street, Subiaco1937Marshall Clifton Attunga Flats, Subiaco, December 2021 01.jpg
Bellevue Mansions16 Bellevue Terrace, West Perth [7] [8] late 1920sSamuel Rosenthal
Blue Waters Canning Highway, Como1954K. D'Alton BlueWaters8462.jpg
Bulwer Park Flats [9] 196 Bulwer St, Perth1940Harold Krantz Bulwer Park 196 Bulwer Street Perth WA 2020.jpg
Chisholm House32 Genesta Crescent, Dalkeith1939Oswald Chisholm [10] Chisholm House, Dalkeith, December 2021 02.jpg
Flats 72 Stirling Hwy [11] 72 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands1938Howard Krantz 72StirlingHighway202101 (1).jpg
Glendower Flats15 Glendower Street, Perth GlendowerFlats15GlendowerStreet202010 (1).jpg
Greenough Flats [12] 114 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands1940Horace Costello Greenough114StirlingHighway202101 (4)ED.jpg
Kylemore43 Jutland Parade, Dalkeith1937Horace Costello Kylemore gnangarra 02.JPG
Lawson Apartments 2-4 Sherwood Court, Perth1937Hennessy, Hennessy & Co and Reginald Summerhayes Gnangarra (48 of 71).jpg
Mayfair Flats83 Carr Street, West Perth1936 William G. Bennett [13]
New Court Flats [14] 35 Mary Street, Highgate1940 New Court 35 Mary Street Highate WA 6003.jpg
Residence 135 Guildford Rd135 Guildford Road, Maylands 135GuildfordRoad202009 (1)ED.jpg
Rostrevor Flats [15] 173 Goderich Street, Perth1937Cavanagh & Cavanagh Rostrevor201101.jpg
Preston Flats [16] 264 Stirling Street, East Perth1940 PrestonFlats264StirlingStreetPerth1.jpg
Sabovsky Flats [17] 55 Stirling Hwy Nedlands1940Howard Krantz 55StirlingHighway202101 (5)ED.jpg
Tassia Court11 Parry Street, Perth1940 TassiaCourt11ParryStreet202009(5).jpg
Torbay Flats [18] 189 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands1938 TorbayFlats189StirlingHighway202101 (2).jpg

Cinemas and theatres

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Astor Theatre 659 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley1939 William T. Leighton Astor MtLawley gobeirne.jpg
Cygnet Cinema (formerly Como Theatre)16 Preston Street, Como [19] 1938 William T. Leighton Cygnet cinema 01 gnangarra.JPG
Luna Leederville (formerly New Oxford Theatre)159 Oxford Street, Leederville1927Samuel B. Rosenthal New oxford gnangarra.JPG
Plaza Theatre and Arcade 650-658 Hay Street, Perth1937 William G. Bennett Plaza Theatre and Arcade, January 2019 02.jpg
Piccadilly Theatre and Arcade 700-704 Hay Street, Perth [20] [21] 1938 William T. Leighton Piccadilly-02.JPG
Regal Theatre 474 Hay Street, Subiaco1938 William G. Bennett Regal Theatre, 2015 (cropped).jpg
Windsor Cinema 98 Stirling Highway, Nedlands1937 William T. Leighton Windsor 01 gnangarra.JPG
Wembley Lifecare Physiotherapy (former Wembley Theatre and Gardens)202 Cambridge Street, Wembley1937Frank Coote and Samuel Rosenthal

Educational buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
MLC Barclay HouseCorry Lynn Road, Claremont1939 BarclayHouseMLC10CorryLynnRoad202101 (2)ED.jpg
Royal West Australian Institute for the Blind (West Australian Ballet Company Centre) [22] 134 Whatley Crescent, Maylands1937A. E. Clare SensesFoundation gobeirne.jpg
Perth Girls' School [23] [24] 2 Wellington Street, East Perth1936A. E. Clare, Len Green & Len Walters PerthGirls2WellingtonStEastPerth.jpg

Hotels and pubs

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Cottesloe Beach Hotel (former Hotel Cottesloe)104 Marine Parade, cnr John Street, Cottesloe1937Hobbs, Forbes and Partners Cottesloe Beach Hotel, May 2021.jpg
Criterion Hotel (former Regatta Hotel) [25] 560 Hay Street, Perth1937Hobbs and Forbes [26] Criterion Hotel, Perth 02.jpg
Highway Hotel/Coronado Hotel (Claremont Medical Centre) [27] 206 Stirling Highway, Claremont1940Reginald Summerhayes, Marshall Clifton Claremont medical centre 03.jpg
Raffles Hotel Canning Highway, Applecross1937 William G. Bennett Raffles 01 gnangarra.JPG

Industrial buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
East Perth Power Station 11 Summers Street, East Perth1938 East perth power gnangarra 01.JPG
Emu Brewery (Fmr) (Demolished 1991) [28] 102 The Esplanade, Perth1938Oldham, Boas and Ednie-Brown
Lincoln Street Ventilation Stack 57 Lincoln Street (cnr Smith Street), Highgate1941 [29] A. E. Clare Lincoln Street Sewer Vent - panoramio.jpg
Mackay's Aerated Waters [30] 10-22 Money Street, Perth1943Powell, Cameron and Chisholm MackayFactory8MoneyStreet202009 (1).jpg
Magnet House (Capitol Building)393 Murray Street, Perth1936 MagnetHouse393MurrayStreet1.jpg
South Fremantle Power StationRobb Road, North Coogee 1946 South Fremantle Power Station.jpg
Former Michelides Tobacco Factory (Demolished 2014)88 Roe Street (cnr Lake Street), Northbridge [31] 1936Oldham, Boas and Ednie-Brown Perth buildings gnangarra-113.jpg

Institutional buildings and facilities

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Centenary Pavilion, Royal Agricultural SocietyRoyal Show Grounds, 1 Ashton Ave, Claremont1929 Centenary pavilion at Claremont showgrounds.jpg
Co-Masonic Temple [32] 110 Brisbane Street, Perth1936 William G. Bennett CoMasonicTemple110BrisbaneStreet202010 (3).jpg
Karrakatta Cemetery Columbarium Railway Road, Karrakatta
King Edward Memorial Hospital EntranceBagot Road, Subiaco1938A. E. Clare King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women - Block A, Main Entrance.jpg
Masonic Hall (Druids Hall) [33] 130 Guildford Rd, Maylands1937 MasonicHall130GuildfordRoad202009.jpg
Perth Dental Hospital (now WA Country Health Service) [34] 189 Wellington Street, Perth1936Reginald Summerhayes & George Rowe PerthDentalSchool202008.jpg
Royal Perth Hospital A Block and Wellington Street Entrance [35] 197 Wellington Street, Perth1939/1942A. E. Clare RoyalPerthHospitalBlockA202003.jpg
St. John’s Ambulance Building (Perth City YHA )300 Wellington Street, Perth [36] 1939Ochiltree and Hargrave OIC perth cbd yha building.jpg
St. John Ambulance Claremont Sub Centre [37] 282 Stirling Hwy, Claremont1965 StJohnAmbulance.jpg
Swan Army Barracks East Wing2 Francis St, Northbridge1939M Finlayson SwanBarracks2FrancisStreet202009(1).jpg

Religious buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Perth 264 St Georges Terrace (cnr Elder Street), Perth1939Ochiltree & Hargrave First Church Of Christ Scientist Perth I.jpg
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St Helene & St Constantine [38] 20 Parker Street, Northbridge1937Harold Boas of Oldham, Boas & Ednie Browne GreekOrthodoxChurchFrancisStreet202010 (1a).jpg
Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish154 Canning Highway, East Fremantle1940William Tracey (Cavanagh and Cavanagh)
St Columba's Church [39] 25 Forrest Street, South Perth1937Edgar le Blond Henderson St Columba's Church 01.jpg
St Mary’s Anglican Church9 Ridge Street, South Perth1936 William G. Bennett (Eales, Cohen and Bennett) St Mary's Anglican Church 02.jpg

Public buildings and facilities

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Tivoli Hall (former Applecross District Hall)Canning Beach Road (cnr Kintail Road), ApplecrossEales, Cohen and Fitzhardinge Tivoli Applecross 01.jpg
Christian Lyon Building (former electrical substation)496 Stirling Highway, Cottesloe
Claremont Municipal Chambers [40] 308 Stirling Highway, Claremont1935Reginald Summerhayes Claremont Council Offices 03.jpg
Edith Dircksey Cowan Memorial Kings Park, Perth1934 Harold Boas Edith Dircksey Cowan Memorial1.jpg
Guildford Council Chambers [41] 97 James Street , Guildford1900 Remodelled 1937John Fitzhardinge of Eales, Cohen and Fitzhardinge

GuildfordCouncilChambers97JamesStreet202009 (1)ED.jpg

Guildford Fire Station [42] 2 Meadow Street , Guildford1934K C Duncan GuildfordFireStation2MeadowStreet202009 (1).jpg
Guildford Town Hall [43] 99 James Street (cnr Meadow Street), Guildford1937John Fitzhardinge of Eales, Cohen and Fitzhardinge GuildfordTownHall188JamesStreet202009(1)ED.jpg
Camelot Cinemas (former Mosman Park Memorial Hall)Lochee Street, Mosman Park1939Kreitmeyer and Rowe Camelot cinema 02.jpg
McNess Memorial FountainFlorence Hummerston Reserve, Perth1940William G Bennett McNessMemorialCornerStGeorgesTerraceAndMountStreet202007 (2).jpg
Nedlands Park Masonic Hall6-8 Broadway, Crawley1935 William G. Bennett Former Nedlands Masonic Lodge 05.jpg
Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs MemorialSupreme Court Gardens, Perth1940Hobbs, Winning and Leighton Public art- Talbot Hobbs, Perth.jpg

Sports buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Nedlands Tennis ClubCnr Bruce Street and Gallop Road1937Harold Krantz and Neil Perkins Nedlands Tennis Club 08.jpg
Mount Lawley Bowls ClubCnr Storthes and Rookwood Streets, Mount Lawley1936 William G. Bennett Mt Lawley Bowling Club 04.jpg
Perth Oval Entrance [44] 27 Bulwer Street, Perth,1933City Engineers Office PerthOval310PierStreetEastPerth202005 (4).jpg

Country buildings

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Lord Forrest Olympic PoolCnr Cassidy and McDonald Streets, Kalgoorlie1938 William G. Bennett
Sawyers Valley Tavern 10860 Great Eastern Hwy Sawyers Valley [45] 1937 William G. Bennett Sawyers Valley Tavern.jpg

Non Deco buildings of the era

NameAddressDateArchitectImage
Carlton Hotel248-260 Hay Street (cnr Goderich Street), East Perth1928Eales and Cohen Carlton Hotel, Perth, January 2021 01.jpg
Walsh's Building 88 William Street, Perth1923 Talbot Hobbs Former Walsh's Building Perth.JPG

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