Matthew Fung's Bricks 9 and 10

Capella

-Bonds: Stack Bond
-Colour: Tarracotta (Red Smoothface)
-Surface: Smooth





Addison Hotel


-Bond:Stretcher
-Colour: Charcoal (Menta)
-Texture: Thrown

Matthew Fung's Bricks 7 and 8

42 Tarrants ave

-Bond: Stretcher Bond
-Colour: Dark Brown, Tan, Tarracotta
-Surface: Fritted






Nurse Walk
-Bond:English Bond
-Colour: Yellow Medium (Balmoral)
-Surface: Fritted

Matthew Fung's Bricks 5 and 6

The Rocks Centre

Bond: Mix of Stretcherand Flemish Bond

Colour: Dark Brown

(Espresso)

Surface: Wire Cut

Holiday Inn

-Bond: Stretcher Bond

-Colour: Light Brown, yellow, Tan
Tarracotta (Greenway)

-Surface: Rolled

Matthew Fung's Bricks 3 and 4

Holy Family Church





-Bond:English Bond


-Colour: Terracotta, Tan, Ernstone, Brown


(Balmoral,Menta, Burwood and Vino)


-Surface:Wirecut


-Single bullnose solid bricks


-Arches in the window with english bond and stack bond in between


-Sunken Joint











Surgeon Court

-Bond: English Bond

-Colour: Terracotta, Tan, Brown

(Rosso, vino, Ghania, Red Cinker)

-Surface:Thrown

Matthew Fung's Bricks 1 and 2

Mandarine Club Building

-Double bullnose

-Bond:Stretcher bond

-Colour:(Terracotta) Haberfield

-Surface:Wirecut

Pump House

-Bond:English Bond

-Colour: Tan (Hindmarsh)

-Surface:Weathered

-Overstuck joint
-Slurried texture solid bricks

bricks as image - James Kim

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'Bricks as Image' 10 - Michelle Lee

CHILDREN'S COURT, SURRY HILLS





The Children’s Court building uses English bonds with raked joints. The surface texture of the bricks are smooth, and are fairly well-maintained. There are only slight chippings in some of the bricks, with the mortar joints being clean and white in colour. The colour of the bricks vary in earthy tones, with the occurence of some blue-coloured bricks. Header bricks are used on the curved surface of the building, to create the rounded shape. The bricks play a structural role, holding the building up.

'Bricks as Image' 9 - Michelle Lee

AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC, SURRY HILLS







This building is a traditional building built in 1934. It uses stretcher bonds with raked joints. Although the building is not a modern one, the bricks are still very well-maintained and clean, having no defects. The mortar joints is quite unusual as it is reddish-brown in colour, differing from the usual white mortar colour.
The bricks vary in colours from dark brown to deep blue. The white corbels projecting out from the wall support the weight above it. However, the bricks still play a structural role, holding the building up.

'Brick as Image' 8 - Michelle Lee

TAFE - MARCUS CLARKE BUILDING, RAILWAY SQUARE

The TAFE building is a traditional styled building consisting of English bond bricks with raked joints. The surface texture of the bricks are wire cut, having a slightly rough texture on their face. The majority of the building is made from bricks, which play a structural role. There are minor defects in the bricks, with few cracks in the mortar joints and bricks. The colours used in the bricks are a varying range of dark brown colours, with the arches being blue-coloured. Headers are used for the arches to create the circular shape.

'Brick as Image' 7 - Michelle Lee

METCALFE BOND STORE BUILDING, THE ROCKS

The Metcalfe Bond building is made up of English bonds with flushed joints. The surface texture of the bricks are stock, thus it is a traditional-looking brick with slightly irregular shaped and creased texture. It consists of traditional-looking bricks with slightly irregular shape and creased texture. The colours used in the bricks are several varied earthy tone colours. The colours change as it goes down to the bottom of the building, having dark purple bricks.
The interesting feature of this building is its unique brick patterning on the side of its façade as it protrudes out and recesses back in. The bricks in this building play a structural role.