Boom style architecture

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title: Boom style architecture
text: "Boom style" is a term used to describe the Architecture of Melbourne from the Land Boom period (1883-1891). Boom style buildings were often distinguished by being lavishly ornamental. A massive property bubble created wildly speculative values for land and excessive borrowing which was initially aided by generational wealth from the Victorian gold rush. Additional hype generated from the city's growing reputation as a boom town, including being labelled 'Marvellous Melbourne' by George Augustus
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description: Victorian architectural style
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date created: 2023-07-10T01:51:54Z
date modified: 2024-09-12T02:56:57Z
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