and served as a living area and dining room with a panoramic view onto the bay, and bay doors that opened onto the triangular terrace. Unfortunately the house was demolished in November 1991, just prior to the Trust councils classification. Redmond Barry Building, 1959-61 Under his recently appointed position as staff architect of Melbourne University (1957) Featherstone designed North Building in association with Eggleston MacDonald & Secomb. North building, later renamed to the Redmond Barry Building, remains the tallest building on the campus. At twelve storeys high, the landmark tower was constructed in a steel structure slab and podium style system, consisting of shear walls and reinforced concrete columns. Raymond Priestley Building, 1967-70 Raymond Priestley Building is a large University Administration building, used as office and function space. The building was constructed in a similar way to the Redmond Barry building: concrete slabs with reinforced concrete columns and brick shear walls. Standing eleven storeys high, the five iconic arches branching the building's elevated ground floor undercroft is an example of midcentury Modern Architecture in Melbourne. References External links builtheritage.com.au vhd.heritage.vic.gov.au 1987 deaths 1907 births 20th-century Australian architects