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- Lands_Administration_Building abstract "The Lands Administration Building (formerly the Executive Building) is a former government office building in central Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The building is currently occupied by the Treasury Hotel, part of the Treasury Casino.".
- Lands_Administration_Building address "142 George Street, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia".
- Lands_Administration_Building cost "143900.0".
- Lands_Administration_Building formerName "Executive Building".
- Lands_Administration_Building tenant Treasury_Casino.
- Lands_Administration_Building thumbnail Land_Administration_Building,_1901-1905.JPG?width=300.
- Lands_Administration_Building wikiPageExternalLink index.cgi?place=600123&back=1.
- Lands_Administration_Building wikiPageID "5851247".
- Lands_Administration_Building wikiPageRevisionID "591550931".
- Lands_Administration_Building address "142".
- Lands_Administration_Building architect "Thomas Pye".
- Lands_Administration_Building caption "Facade of the Lands Administration Building.".
- Lands_Administration_Building completionDate "1905".
- Lands_Administration_Building cost "143900.0".
- Lands_Administration_Building currentTenants Treasury_Casino.
- Lands_Administration_Building formerNames "Executive Building".
- Lands_Administration_Building hasPhotoCollection Lands_Administration_Building.
- Lands_Administration_Building mainContractor "Arthur Midson".
- Lands_Administration_Building name "Lands Administration Building".
- Lands_Administration_Building startDate "1901".
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Brisbane_central_business_district.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Brisbane.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Edwardian_architecture.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Government_buildings_completed_in_1905.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Government_of_Queensland.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:History_of_Brisbane.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Landmarks_in_Brisbane.
- Lands_Administration_Building subject Category:Visitor_attractions_in_Brisbane.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Artifact100021939.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Building102913152.
- Lands_Administration_Building type BuildingsAndStructuresCompletedIn1905.
- Lands_Administration_Building type BuildingsAndStructuresInBrisbane.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Object100002684.
- Lands_Administration_Building type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Structure104341686.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Whole100003553.
- Lands_Administration_Building type YagoGeoEntity.
- Lands_Administration_Building type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Lands_Administration_Building type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Building.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Place.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Wikidata:Q532.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Place.
- Lands_Administration_Building type Location.
- Lands_Administration_Building comment "The Lands Administration Building (formerly the Executive Building) is a former government office building in central Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The building is currently occupied by the Treasury Hotel, part of the Treasury Casino.".
- Lands_Administration_Building label "Lands Administration Building".
- Lands_Administration_Building sameAs m.0f8_9j.
- Lands_Administration_Building sameAs Q6484993.
- Lands_Administration_Building sameAs Q6484993.
- Lands_Administration_Building sameAs Lands_Administration_Building.
- Lands_Administration_Building wasDerivedFrom Lands_Administration_Building?oldid=591550931.
- Lands_Administration_Building depiction Land_Administration_Building,_1901-1905.JPG.
- Lands_Administration_Building isPrimaryTopicOf Lands_Administration_Building.
- Lands_Administration_Building name "Lands Administration Building".
