St Luke's Church of England, Brisbane

St Luke's Church of England, located in Brisbane, Queensland, is a heritage-listed building that has transitioned from a church to a restaurant known as Pancake Manor. Designed by architect John Smith Murdoch and completed in 1904, it served as a temporary cathedral and the headquarters for the Anglican Church Mission, providing essential services to the community. The building features intricate Romanesque architecture with distinctive polychrome brickwork and a unique roof design. It has historical significance for its role in supporting disadvantaged groups and veterans during both World Wars. Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992, St Luke's is not only an architectural gem but also a testament to the social history of Brisbane.