Sunday Selections

I'm participating with Elephant's Child, River and others for Sunday Selections. 

I don't have enough random photos for a random post, so this is about buildings, nice buildings.

(I do actually have enough random photos but they aren't sorted)

Very early Victorian without much adornment.

I thought this might turn out to be an arty photo, looking down past St Pauls Cathedral to Federation Square. It isn't, and I can now delete it. 

Little Bourke Street, Chinatown. Don't the Chinese characters work so well with the polychromatic brick work. 

I once showed what was displayed on at the rear of this building as it was demolished, but I think this façade has been kept. 

The tram I was travelling on must have stopped in Victoria Parade (god I get sick of things being called victoria and anzac) outside this old brewery building. I think it had other company names before it became Carlton and United Breweries. There is a lot of history to CUB. Beer is good, not that I partake aside from the occasional Asahi. Speaking of which, who would have thought Asahi made hand sanitiser too. 

I don't know what Rechabites are, and I have no interest in finding out. By the early 2000s it was rent a room for an hour with a male or female, so a friend told me. 

One does love symmetry, and repurposing old buildings.