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十九世纪在悉尼以英国的坡地住宅为样板建造了连排式住宅,这种住宅类型在其背面建成阶梯状,与丘陵城市的地形结合得很好。今天,这些维多利时期的城市住宅的立面,亦或非常简洁,亦或用铸铁阳台装饰的非常丰富,都已成为文物保护的对象。在历史城区Paddington,整个街道都受到保护。从前面看,面宽最大只有7米的多层的狭窄单元所能表现的东西很少。人们必须着手于对房屋的背面,对它的阳台、小天井、狭长的庭院加以现代化的修复。
In the 19th century, a row house was built in Sydney as a model for a sloping dwelling house in the UK. This type of residence was built on the back of the house in a stair-like manner, which combined well with the terrain of a hilly city. Today, the facades of these Victorian urban dwellings are either very concise or very rich with a cast-iron balcony, and have become objects of cultural relic protection. In the historic city of Paddington, the entire street is protected. From the front, there are few things that can be represented by a multi-layered narrow cell with a maximum width of only 7 meters. People must begin to modernize the back of the house, its balcony, small patio, and narrow courtyard.