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The front elevation of the third section differed only slightly from Clark's original concept, although structurally and in internal materials and fittings it was a 1920s building. The Registrar-General's building was demolished late 1922/early 1923, and construction commenced in mid-1923, using day labour. In 1874, a single-storeyed building for the Registrar-General was erected on the corner of George and Queen Streets, anticipating a government re development of what had become known as Treasury Square.
Both site and building have had a special association with authority, government and administration in Queensland since 1825. The Treasury Building is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of Italian Renaissance style in late nineteenth century Australian public buildings, and is an outstanding example of its type. As an intact late nineteenth century building, whose continuity of design has been preserved over three stages, the Treasury Building demonstrates a rare aspect of Queensland's cultural heritage. The physical intactness of the building, particularly in the interior spaces, demonstrates the working of Queensland executive and administration government in the late nineteenth century. During this time it was home to two bars, five restaurants, and eight function rooms. From 1995 to 2024 the refurbished building housed the Conrad Treasury Casino, contrasting the once political orientation of the building to one full of entertainment.
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