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Queenslander (architecture)

Queenslander (architecture)

Residential style of Queensland, Australia.

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    State of Australia.

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    9.4%

  5. Architecture of Australia

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  7. Charters Towers

    Town in Queensland, Australia.

    6.1%

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    Suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

    5.7%

  9. Victorian architecture

    Series of architectural revival styles.

    5.2%

  10. Ceiling rose

    Decorative element affixed to the ceiling.

    4.7%

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    Capital city of Queensland, Australia.

    7.9%

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    Architecture based on local needs, materials, traditions.

    6.3%

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    6.1%

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    City in Queensland, Australia.

    4.5%

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    Roofed, open-air hallway or porch.

    4.4%

  8. Paddington, Queensland

    Suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

    2.5%

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