P&O Building (Perth)

The P&O Building, a heritage-listed site in Perth, Western Australia, was originally constructed for the Orient Steam Navigation Company and opened in 1930. This seven-storey office building, designed in the Inter-war Functionalist style by architect Waldie Forbes, features a striking facade of Donnybrook stone and rendered brick. It stands as a significant historical landmark, reflecting the architectural trends of its time and the importance of maritime travel in Australia's history.