Attachment 3 - Kin Kin_former St Lukes Anglican Church Inventory Sheet

There is a simple timber cross placed as a finial in the porch gable. The original footprint appears to
remain intact, as does the rhythm of the lancet style window openings along the long wall elevations.
The architectural elements and features that contribute to the significance of the place include, but
are not limited to, those listed in the table below. Any new work to this place should be supported by
aheritage impact statement or conservation management plan to ensure it meets with the
requirements of the Noosa Plan 2020.

Significant features Elements not of significance

¢ Original timber church building e Rear additions

e Visible original rectangular building footprint Elements that detract from significance

e Painted timber cladding and decorative Note: these elements impact on our understanding of
features the significance of the place and its

« Window openings original/significant form and setting

e Entry porch « None identified

e Exterior and interior timber features

e Open setting facing toward Main Street
e Inter-war bungalow era details

e Timber stumps and subfloor batten infill

 

Area for protection

a

   

Description
Lot on Plan

Aerial image indicating area for proetction
Refer to Noosa Plan 2020 maps for detail

 

Sources

x< NOOSA noosa.qld.gov.au