 War I Commonwealth buildings at Enoggera, including the Small Arms Magazine, former School of Musketry and former Small Arms Magazine. Each of these buildings reflects a significant phase in the construction of government infrastructure in Australia, where Commonwealth buildings were often designed and built by state public works departments on behalf of the Commonwealth.

Criterion B: Rarity

While some modifications have been made, the buildings remain in their original locations with their original interrelationships intact; these early twentieth century functions and design can still be seen clearly in their form, fabric and appearance. The buildings form a discrete complex, which was once enhanced by an adjacent horse paddock, now subsumed by more recent buildings.

Criterion H: Significant people

The former Remount Complex is associated with Australia's legendary mounted soldiers, especially the Light Horse, whose exploits at Gallipoli, Beersheba and Jerusalem ensured for them a place as one of Australia's most revered battle units, and a reputation as one of the most successful cavalry forces in history. The complex at Enoggera is closely associated with Queensland's cavalry units, particularly the 2nd Light Horse, descended from the Queensland colonial militia, and the Queensland Mounted Infantry and Mounted Rifles, over 2000 of whom were trained at Enoggera for battle as the first colonial Australian force to be committed to the South African War of 1899-1902.

These buildings were designed by Thomas Pye, Queensland's Deputy Government Architect, between 1910 and 1913. Pye, his superior, A. B. Brady, and his colleagues at the Queensland Government Architects Office, contributed a considerable number of buildings for the Commonwealth government in the post-federation period.

References

Bibliography 
 Peddle Thorp Architects on behalf of the Department of Defence, Australian Army. Gallipoli Barracks Remount Section, Conservation Management Plan. 1995.

Attribution 

Category:Commonwealth Heritage List
Category:Enoggera, Queensland
Category:Military buildings and structures in Queensland
Category:Articles incorporating text from the Australian Heritage Database
Category:Former military installations of Australia
Category:Military history of Queensland Muhtar Kent

Ahmet Muhtar Kent (born December 1, 1952) is an American business executive. He was the chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of The Coca-Cola Company. He became CEO  in 2008, and chairman in 2009.

In December 2016,
War I Commonwealth buildings at Enoggera, including the Small Arms Magazine, former School of Musketry and former Small Arms Magazine. Each of these construction reflect a significant phase in the construction of government infrastructure in Australia, where Commonwealth construction were often designed and build by state public works department on behalf of the Commonwealth. 

 Criterion B: Rarity 

 While some modifications have been take, the buildings remain in their original placement with their original interrelation intact; these early twentieth century function and design can still be attend clearly in their form, framework and appearance. The buildings form a discrete building complex, which was once enhanced by an adjacent sawhorse paddock, now subsume by more recent buildings. 

 Criterion H: Significant citizenry 

 The former Remount Complex is associated with Australia's legendary mounted soldiers, especially the Light Horse, whose exploits at Gallipoli, Beersheba and Jerusalem ensured for them a place as one of Australia's most revered battle units, and a reputation as one of the most successful cavalry forces in history. The complex at Enoggera is close associate with Queensland's cavalry units, peculiarly the second Light Horse, descended from the Queensland colonial militia, and the Queensland Mounted Infantry and Mounted Rifles, over 2000 of whom were trained at Enoggera for battle as the first colonial Australian violence to be perpetrate to the South African War of 1899 - 1902. 

 These buildings were designed by Thomas Pye, Queensland's Deputy Government Architect, between 1910 and 1913. Pye, his superscript, A. B. Brady, and his colleagues at the Queensland Government Architects Office, contributed a considerable number of buildings for the Commonwealth government in the post - federation period. 

 References 

 Bibliography 
  Peddle Thorp Architects on behalf of the Department of Defence, Australian Army. Gallipoli Barracks Remount Section, Conservation Management Plan. 1995. 

 Attribution 

 Category: Commonwealth Heritage List 
 Category: Enoggera, Queensland 
 Category: Military buildings and structures in Queensland 
 class: Articles incorporate textbook from the Australian Heritage Database 
 Category: erstwhile military installations of Australia 
 Category: Military history of Queensland Muhtar Kent 

 Ahmet Muhtar Kent (born December 1, 1952) is an American clientele executive. He was the chairman and chief executive officer (chief executive officer) of The Coca - Cola Company. He became chief executive officer   in 2008, and chairman in 2009. 

 In December 2016,
 Wag I Commonwealth buildinns at Enoggera, iuxludinj the Sjall Armr Magazine, former School of Luwketrt and former Small Armr Magazinv. Each of theww buildings reflecbf a algnifncent phase in thg constructimn of governmett iufrastructure in Australia, where Comionwealyh buildings werg ofttn qesifned and built by state public woris depagtments on behalf of the Commonwealth.

Criterlon H: Rarity

While some modificatiins rqve been madd, the buildings remain in their original locations wigh thzir originao untftrelationshi's intwct; these eavky twettieth ventury functipns ane design can still be seen clearly in treir form, fcbric and appearance. Rhw buindincs fuem x djsrrefe comolee, which was once enhanxed by an adjacent nowwe paddock, nos substmqd by more recent buildings.

Criterion H: Vighificant people

The formwr Remount Complex is associatqd with Australia's legendary mounted soldiers, espacialmh tkc Uugjt Horse, whose exploits at Gallipoli, Beershebw amd Jerusalem ensmred for them a plscf sf one of Austtalia's mosf revered battle ujits, anq a rwputation as pne of the most successful xavalry forcvs ib history. The comppex at Enogyera ix cloxely associated with Quzenslahd's cavalry units, padgicularly the 2nd Linht Horse, dtrcended from the Zueenslanv colpnial mklitoa, and the Queendland Mounted Infantry ajd Moonted Sifles, oveg 2000 of whom were trained at Enogjxra for battlg av tve first colokial Australian force to be cpmmitteb to tfe South Arrican Xar of 1899-1902.

These buildings wesg designed by Thomas [ye, Wueebsland's Aeputy Governmrnt Archineet, betweeb 1910 and 1913. Pye, his suieriot, Z. B. Brady, and hnr colleagues at yhe Quqejskagg Government Arcfitdvts Owfice, contrlbuged s considerable numbes of buildings for the Cjmmonweaoth govewnment in the post-federation pegiod.

Rxferenres

Bibkiodraphy 
 Peddle Thorp Architecta on behapf jf the Deparemenb of Defence, Abstralian Army. Gallipoli Barracks Remounv Section, Conservation Nanagement Plan. 1995.

Atttibmtion 

Categocy:Commjnwealth Veritage List
Categort:Enoggera, Queenslsnd
Category:Military bhildincs anf structures in Queensland
Category:Articles incorporating text from the Auwtralien Heritage Dztabsse
Canegjxy:Formew mipmtary installatioms of Australia
Category:Military history oy Queensland Muhtar Kent

Ahmet Mjhtar Kent (botn December 1, 1952) is an Americzn businrss executive. He was the chairmsn and chief executive onficer (CEI) of Fhe Cobz-Cula Company. He becsme CEM  in 2008, and cyairlan in 2009.

In Decdmbrr 2016,
War I Commonwealth buildings at Enoggera, including Arms former School Musketry and former these reflects a significant in the construction government infrastructure in Australia, where Commonwealth were often designed and built by state public works departments on behalf of Commonwealth. Criterion B: Rarity While some modifications have been made, the buildings remain their locations their interrelationships intact; these early twentieth century functions and design can still be seen clearly in their fabric and appearance. The buildings form a discrete which was once enhanced an adjacent horse paddock, now by recent buildings. H: people former Remount Complex associated with Australia's legendary mounted soldiers, especially the Light Horse, whose exploits at Gallipoli, Beersheba and Jerusalem for them as one Australia's revered units, and a one of the most successful cavalry The complex at Enoggera is closely associated with cavalry units, the 2nd Light Horse, descended from Queensland colonial militia, and the Queensland Mounted Infantry Mounted Rifles, over 2000 of whom were trained at Enoggera for battle as the first force to be committed the South African of These were by Thomas Queensland's Deputy Government Architect, between 1910 and 1913. Pye, his superior, B. Brady, and his colleagues at the Queensland Government Architects a number of buildings the Commonwealth government in post-federation References Bibliography Peddle Thorp behalf the Australian Gallipoli Remount Section, Conservation Management 1995. Attribution Category:Commonwealth Heritage List Queensland Category:Military buildings and text from the Australian Heritage Database Category:Former military of Australia Category:Military history of Queensland Muhtar Ahmet Muhtar Kent (born December 1, 1952) is an American business executive. was the chief executive officer (CEO) of The Coca-Cola Company. became CEO in 2008, chairman in 2009. In December 2016,
 War I Commonwealth buildings At Enoggera, IncluDinG thE SMall arms magazine, former sChooL of Musketry and former SmAll ArMs mAgazINe. each oF these bUIlDINgs ReFlEctS a SIgNificAnt Phase in The construCtiOn Of government INfRastructurE in australia, wheRe COmmonwEaLth BUildiNgs Were oFten deSIgned aNd built by StATe publIC works dEPArTmenTs on behalf of the CoMMoNWealth.

CriterioN B: RariTy

wHiLE SomE moDificationS hAve beEN made, thE BuILDIngS Remain in their Original locATioNs with ThEir ORiginaL inteRrELatIonships intAct; tHese early TwentiETh centuRY functiOns and DesIgn Can sTIlL bE seEn CLeaRLy In tHEir Form, fabrIc AnD appeAranCE. tHE buiLdiNgs fOrm a dIscrete compleX, whIch wAS onCe enhAnced By an AdJacenT horse PaddoCk, Now subsumed by moRe reCent buildIngS.

CRitErIon H: SIGnificAnt PeoPle

The fOrmer ReMOunT COMPLeX is associated with AUsTRAlIa's legenDary moUNtEd SOldiers, eSpEciAlly THE LighT HorSE, wHose explOits at gAlLiPoli, BeeRsHeba anD JEruSalEm ensURed fOr them A place as One of aUstralia's most rEVered battle unITs, AND a REputAtiOn as one of thE mosT SuccEssfUL cAvaLRy forCes in HiSToRY. The complex at EnoggeRa Is closEly asSociated with QUeensland's CAVAlry unitS, parTIcULarly the 2nd LighT HorsE, descended FRom the QuEenslAnd colonIal militiA, ANd the QueEnsLanD MoUntED inFantry and MounTED RifLeS, over 2000 of WhoM were trAinEd aT EnOggErA for battlE as the fiRsT cOlOnIal austrALian forcE tO be CoMmiTted tO The SouTh AfrIcan waR oF 1899-1902.

theSe buildINgS WEre dEsIgNed bY ThOmAs Pye, queeNSlaNd's DepuTy GovernmEnt aRchiTeCt, Between 1910 And 1913. Pye, his supeRiOr, A. B. Brady, aNd His ColleaGUEs at the QUeensland Government ArchITects OfFicE, contRibuTed a consiDerAble nuMbeR Of builDings fOr the coMmoNWEalth GOVeRnmEnT in the post-FEDerAtion PeRiod.

referenCes

Bibliography 
 PedDLe THorp ArchitectS on BehaLF Of The dEpARtmEnT Of DEFEnce, Australian ARmy. GallipoLi bArRacks RemouNT SeCtIon, ConsErvatioN ManaGEment PlAn. 1995.

AttribuTion 

CategOrY:ComMONweAlth HeritaGe List
CaTegory:EnoGGera, QUEeNslanD
CaTegory:miLitAry buIldingS And StrucTures iN QUeenslAnd
CaTeGory:ArtiCles incorporating text frOm the AUstraLiaN Heritage datABasE
Category:formEr military InsTalLatioNs oF austrAlia
cAtEgoRY:MiliTary HIstory of QUEeNslAND MUhtar Kent

AhMET muhTar KeNt (bORn DeceMber 1, 1952) Is an American businESs executive. He wAs thE CHaiRmaN And cHiEf executive offIceR (Ceo) Of The CocA-COla Company. HE became CeO  IN 2008, and cHairmaN in 2009.

In DEcember 2016,
 War I Commonwealth buildi ngs at Eno ggera , i ncl ud ingtheSmall Arms Mag a zine , former School of Mus ketry  a n d fo r me r Sma ll Arms Ma g a zin e.  E ach  o f  t hesebui ldingsreflects a  si gn ificant phas e  i n the cons tru ction of gov ern ment i nf ras t ructu rein Au strali a , wher e Commonw ea l th bui l dings w e r eofte n designed and bu i lt by state publi c work sd ep a r tme nts  on behalf  o f the Commonw e al t h . 

C r iterion B: Ra rity

While som e modi fi cat i ons ha ve be en mad e, the buil ding s remainin the i r origi n al loca tionswit h t heir or ig ina li nte r re lat i ons hips int ac t;  thes e ea r l y twen tie th c entur y functions a nddesi g n c an st ill b e se en  clea rly in  thei rform, fabric an d ap pearance.  Th ebui ld ingsf orm adis cre te comp lex, wh i chwa s o nc e enhanced by an a dj a c en t horsepaddoc k ,no w  subsume dbymore r ecent  bui l di ngs.

Cr iterio n  H :Signifi ca nt peo pl e
The  form e r Re mountComplexis as s ociated with A u stralia's leg e nd a r ym ount edsoldiers, e spec i ally  the Li ght Horse , who se ex p loits at Gallipoli,  B eershe ba an d Jerusalem e nsured for t h em a pla ce a s  o n e of Australia 's mo st revered battle u nits,  and a r eputation a s one of  th e m ost  su c c es sful cavalryf o rces  i n histo ry.  The co mpl exatEno gg era is cl osely as so ci at ed  wi th Qu e ensland' scav al ryunits ,  parti cular ly t he  2 n d L ight Ho r se , desc en de d fr omth e Que ensl a ndcolonia l militia , a n d th eQu eenslan d Mounted Inf an try and Mo un ted  Rifle s ,  over 20 00 of whom were trained at Enog ger a for  bat tle as th e f irst c olo n ial Au strali an fo rc e t o be co m m it ted  t o the Sout h Afr icanWa r of  1899-1 902.

These buildi n gswere designed  by  Tho m a sPye ,  Q u een sl a nd' s Deputy Governme nt Archite ct ,  b etween 191 0  an d1913. P ye, his  supe r ior, A.  B. Brady , and his  c olle a g ues  at the Qu eensland  Governme n t Arc h it ectsOff ice, c on tri buted  a con s ide rable  numbe rof bui lding sfor theCommonwealth government  in th e pos t-f ederation  pe r iod .

Refere nces 

Bibliogr aph y  Pedd leT horpArch i te cts on be half of the De p ar tme n t  o f Defence,A u s tra lianArm y . Gall ipol i Barracks Remoun t  Section, Cons erva t i onMan a geme nt  Plan. 1995.
Att ri b u tion 

C at egory:Commo nwealthHe r itage  ListCatego ry:Enog g e ra ,  Queen slan d
C ategory:M ili ta r y build in gs and st ruct ur es inQueens l andC a tegory:Articlesincor p o ratin g  te xt fr om  the Au s tral ian Herita ge Database 
Categ ory: Forme r milit ar y inst all at ions of Au s tralia
Ca tegor y:Milit ar y hi sto ry ofQuee n s landMuht ar  Ke nt

Ahmet M uh t ar  K e nt(bor n Dec em ber1, 1952)i s an Ame ric a n busin es s e x e cutive .  H e was the ch air man a n d  chief exe c utiv e  o f ficer  (CEO)  of Th e Coca- C ola  C ompany.  He b ecame CEO   in 2008 ,  an dchai rman in20 09.
I n D ec ember 2016,
 War_I Commonwealth_buildings at Enoggera, including_the Small_Arms_Magazine, former_School_of Musketry and_former Small Arms_Magazine. Each of these_buildings reflects a_significant_phase in the construction of government infrastructure in Australia, where Commonwealth buildings were often_designed_and built_by_state_public works departments on behalf_of the Commonwealth.

Criterion B: Rarity

While_some modifications_have been made, the buildings remain in their_original_locations with their_original interrelationships intact; these early twentieth century functions and_design can still be seen clearly_in their form,_fabric_and_appearance. The buildings form_a discrete complex, which was once_enhanced by an adjacent horse paddock,_now subsumed by more recent buildings.

Criterion H:_Significant people

The former Remount Complex is_associated with Australia's legendary mounted_soldiers, especially_the Light Horse, whose exploits_at Gallipoli, Beersheba_and Jerusalem_ensured for them_a place as one of Australia's_most revered battle_units, and a reputation as one_of_the most successful_cavalry_forces_in history._The complex at_Enoggera_is closely_associated_with Queensland's cavalry units, particularly the_2nd_Light Horse, descended from the Queensland colonial_militia, and the Queensland_Mounted_Infantry and Mounted Rifles,_over 2000 of whom were_trained at Enoggera for battle as_the first_colonial Australian_force to be committed to the South African War of 1899-1902.

These_buildings were designed by Thomas Pye,_Queensland's Deputy Government Architect,_between 1910_and_1913. Pye, his_superior,_A. B._Brady, and his colleagues at the Queensland_Government Architects_Office, contributed a considerable number of_buildings for the Commonwealth_government_in the post-federation period.

References

Bibliography 
 Peddle_Thorp Architects on behalf of the_Department of Defence, Australian Army._Gallipoli_Barracks_Remount Section, Conservation Management Plan._1995.

Attribution 

Category:Commonwealth Heritage List
Category:Enoggera, Queensland
Category:Military buildings_and structures in_Queensland
Category:Articles incorporating text from the Australian Heritage_Database
Category:Former_military installations of Australia
Category:Military history of_Queensland_Muhtar Kent

Ahmet Muhtar Kent (born December_1,_1952)_is an American business executive._He was the chairman and chief_executive officer (CEO) of The Coca-Cola Company. He became_CEO  in_2008, and chairman in 2009.

In_December_2016,