Fridge Connection to Water Pipes in Subiaco Homes

Subiaco, also known as Subi, is a suburb located in the inner-western part of Perth, the capital of Western Australia. It falls under the jurisdiction of the City of Subiaco local government region and is situated approximately 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) west of Perth’s central business district. Originally a working-class area with a combination of industrial and commercial activities, Subiaco has gained recognition as one of Australia’s most prominent urban regeneration projects since the 1990s. Within the neighborhood, notable educational institutions include Subiaco Primary School, Perth Modern School (the state’s only academically selective public school), and Bob Hawke College. Subiaco is home to several landmarks, including the former Subiaco Oval, which was once Western Australia’s largest stadium, the King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, and the Subiaco railway station. Prior to European settlement, the Noongar Indigenous people inhabited the region. In 1851, Italian Benedictine monks arrived in the area and named it after Subiaco, Italy, where the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict, Benedict of Nursia, began his mission. Other notable landmarks in Subiaco include Domain Stadium (formerly known as Subiaco Oval), Mueller Park, the Regal Theatre, the Subiaco Hotel, the Victorian terraces on Catherine Street, and the Subiaco Arts Centre.