41 Riley Street Woolloomooloo

14/03/2023

Helen Kowal discusses a recent deci­sion hand­ed down by the NSW Court of Appeal, where it has been con­firmed that the duty of care pro­vi­sions intro­duced under Part 4 of the Design and Build­ing Prac­ti­tion­ers Act 2020 (NSW) (DBP Act) on 10 June 2020, in par­tic­u­lar a claim under sec­tion 37 of the DBP Act, is not lim­it­ed in appli­ca­tion to class 2 build­ings but applies to all class­es of buildings. Helen further touches on the recent amendments to the DBP Act under the New South Wales (Building Classes) Regulation 2023 which was assented to on 23 February 2023.
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25/06/2021

21/06/2020

02/07/2019

William St 1970s. Not far to Riley St from here.

06/09/2018

Spot the backdrop!
From woolloomooloo.org

01/09/2018

New technology heralds the decline of the gas lamp industry.
A technician demonstrates how filaments are wound for a light bulb.
Photo- Sam Hood 1931
NSW State Library.

06/04/2018

Beautifully lit scene from “The Sentimental Bloke”. A silent film shot in Woolloomooloo in 1919. Most likely that lamp came from this building when it was Brandt Bros lamp factory.

15/01/2018

Here’s a link to an excellent Blog which features this building -

Sydney life through the eyes of a real person: neither traveller, nor tourist, nor bon vivant! Keen to respect history, yet add value into the future.

01/12/2017

Big welcome to Damien Clarke and Phillip Brandt. Both relatives of the original building owners.

14/10/2017

Styles of lamps which would have been manufactured at 41 Riley St.

14/09/2017

Meanwhile, down at John Montagu it's all about .