Stop 1 Apartments down town
Constructed in 1937 to a design by prominent Melbourne architects Hugh and Arthur Peck, this striking 'style moderne' block of ten flats in red brick features was purpose-built as rental accommodation. It has curved walls punctuated with contrasting lines and a flat roof. It represented the latest in European styling. The block also featured a row of garages on the boundary - an indication of sophistication in interwar Burnie. It is now a privately run hostel.
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- Bold colours are the base of this building, upon which classic chevron geometric design is featured in the main entry foyer doors
- A bold line in typical jade green outlines the edge of the sweeping curves of this building.