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- Department_of_Lands_building abstract "The Department of Lands building is late nineteenth century building in Bridge Street, Sydney, designed by James Barnet. It is a large three storey public building which was built in different stages. This is the largest building designed by Barnet in Colonial Sydney. The building is listed on the Register of the National Estate, as well as having a NSW state listing. In addition to Barnet, Walter Liberty Vernon and William Edmund Kemp worked on the design of the building. The builder was John Young, who designed St Mary's Cathedral.".
- Q5260373 abstract "The Department of Lands building is late nineteenth century building in Bridge Street, Sydney, designed by James Barnet. It is a large three storey public building which was built in different stages. This is the largest building designed by Barnet in Colonial Sydney. The building is listed on the Register of the National Estate, as well as having a NSW state listing. In addition to Barnet, Walter Liberty Vernon and William Edmund Kemp worked on the design of the building. The builder was John Young, who designed St Mary's Cathedral.".