Charles D'Ebro

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Charles Abraham D'Ebro (1850-1920) was a London-born architect who designed many important buildings in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia during the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods. Many of these buildings are now preserved under heritage laws.

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(1887) Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland (Main gallery)
(1887) Fremantle Town Hall, Victorian Free Style (Classical)
(1888) Princes Bridge, Melbourne's most significant was designed by D'Ebro as a minor partnership in the firm Jenkins, D'Ebro and Grainger.
(1890) Stonington (also spelt Stonnington) of Malvern in the Italian Renaissance style, mansion & stables
(1891) The Winfield Building in the Queen Anne style, with Richard Speight which forms part of a notable Collins Street streetscape
(1901-1902) Former Gollin and Company Building in the Queen Anne style. Bourke Street, Melbourne
(1904) Adelaide Steamship Company building in the Palazzo style (destroyed 1980)
(1907-1908) Scottish House in the Palazzo style, on William Street, Melbourne.
(1890) Prahran Town Hall Clock Tower, Prahran, Melbourne.
(1891) The Richmond Power Station.