3D Reconstruction of the First Government House of Gov Arthur Philip from Dec 1788 - 1850s
This section will demonstrate the as current version of this Model set for the lost Governor Arthur Philips First Government House that several other early Governors of New South Wales had been stationed till they relocated to Parramatta into what is now known as Old Government House. This was the first Physical Building after the Canvas collapsible House that stood for a few months. Many details due to the similarities of the later (Old Government House) in Parramatta, have been studied from assorted Preservation documents, current wall section replica standing at Museum of Sydney and other similar construction. Includes examining the Contemporary Artworks of the Period, featuring this Capital building of the early Colony.
My current Released version of the Historic Building, demolished in the early part of the 19th century, serving many of Australia's first Governors. Open this and you will be able to rotate, zoom and Pan this 3D model around.
Preview Interior of ongoing 3D modeling for the Revisions for this Model set. Old Model contained a Black set of panels.
Closeup of the improved Base Stonework on the Northern Elevation
Dedication Plaque discovered in the Foundation Stones during excavations of the buried and remaining foundation stones near Bridge Street, Sydney.
Some of the Reusable Sash Windows reconstructed based on typical standards. Note that when this House was first constructed it had no Glass in the windows, until suitable resources to locally manufacture Glass had been found.
View of Model with some of the Reference Drawings in view.