The Lawson Flats building features an exterior of bold, geometric Art Deco styling, marked by strong vertical lines and rounded balconies that face the street. Designed by architects Eales and Cohen in nineteen thirty-seven, it began as a collection of high-end apartments for Perth’s social elite. Residents enjoyed modern luxuries like a roof garden and a basement ballroom. Today, the ground floor serves as a public space, while the upper levels retain their original residential character, echoing the city’s interwar architectural ambition.
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