Tsohon Ginin Baitulmalin, Melbourne

An gina Tsohon Ginin Baitulmali da ke Titin Spring a Melbourne a shekarar 1858-62 a cikin salon Farfaɗo da Renaissance. An tsara shi ne don ya ƙunshi Ma'aikatar Baitulmali, ofisoshin jami'an gwamnati daban-daban, ciki har da Majalisar Gwamna, da kuma rumbunan ajiya na ƙasa don ɗaukar zinare daga guguwar zinariya ta Victoria . Yanzu yana ɗauke da ayyuka iri-iri, ciki har da gidan tarihi na tarihin Melbourne, wanda aka sani da Gidan Tarihi na Tsohon Baitulmali. Tarihi An gina ginin Baitulmali tsakanin 1858-62, kuma ana ɗaukarsa ɗaya daga cikin mafi kyawun gine-ginen Renaissance Revival na Ostiraliya. ] Ɗaya daga cikin manufar asali ita ce a sanya wasu daga cikin bullion daga cikin zinare a cikin 'rumfa' na zinare a cikin ginshiki, amma lokacin da aka gama aikin an gama aikin, kuma ana amfani da su don adana takardun gwamnati. Babban manufar ita ce a samar da ofisoshi ga Ma'aikatar Baitulmali, tare da ɗakuna na Babban Sakatare, Ma'ajin kuɗi, Magatakarda Janar, Magatakarda na Kotun Koli, da Babban Mai Binciken Kuɗi, da kuma ɗaya ga Gwamnan Victoria lokacin da yake kan harkokin gwamnati. The building was designed by young architect J. J. Clark[1] who was just 19 years of age in 1857. Construction of the basement and ground floor began in 1858, when he took seven months leave to tour Europe and the United Kingdom. On his return he completed the design, possibly changing that of the second floor, and removing the fourth level attic of the central section in favour of a continuous eave.[2] (Many of J J Clark's drawings are currently on display throughout the building). Architectural historian Miles Lewis once described The Old Treasury as the "finest public building exterior in Australia". Clark had already designed a few government buildings, including the Printing Office located behind the Treasury building,[2] and later went on to design many government buildings both in Victoria and elsewhere, notably the Old Mint in Melbourne, considered to be another fine example in a classical style, and the grand Brisbane Treasury in Queensland. Kafa gidan tarihi Manazarta