Terrace 41. Royal Snack Bar – a food outlet, located at the side of the Information Technology Building 42. Main Parade Food Stall and 51 Show Time Snack Bar – simple brick and concrete block buildings with serving counters addressing the street (demolished as part of the redevelopment project) 43. Agricultural Street Bar – a s brick wall and toilet block with a bar and steel shade structure (demolished as part of the redevelopment project) 44. Machinery Street Fish Place – a s brick snack bar (demolished as part of the redevelopment project) 45. Industry Street Food Bar – a fibrous-cement clad addition at the rear of Building No.7 46. Police Exhibit – a flat-roof concrete block building located at the end of Main Parade (demolished as part of the redevelopment project) Area 7 The principal elements of cultural heritage significance in the area between Costin Street and Main Parade, to the south of Gregory Terrace, include: 47. Exhibition Building (1986) The Exhibition Building is a two-storey, concrete block building, with steel framed windows with large panes of glass. The main entrance is located at the corner of Gregory Terrace and Costin Street. The ground floor is a large, open space with concrete floors and concrete piers supporting the concrete floor above. The first floor has a two-storey volume space and numerous skylights. The building has a suspended ceiling which houses a ducted air-conditioning system. 48. Walter Burnett Building and Auditorium (1988) The Walter Burnett building was a two-storey brick and concrete structure with first floor access to the adjacent Frank Nicklin Pavilion. The building had a concrete ramp and concrete stairway accessing the first floor. A large entry foyer with floor to ceiling windows was located at the front of the building with three hallways leading to the auditorium located at the rear of the building towards Costin Street. The ground floor comprised a large, open space with concrete floor and concrete pillars, with floor to wall windows located along the southern and eastern sides of the building. The building was demolished as part of the redevelopment project. 49. Frank Nicklin Pavilion The Frank Nickin Pavilion was a two-storey brick building located adjacent to the Walter Burnett Building, the latter accessible from the first floor of the Frank Nicklin Pavilion. On the upper level, the building had horizontal fenestration along the eastern elevation and vertical fenestration along the southern