List of Australian Architects - C

• J Burcham Clamp
• Articled to H C Kent
• Architecture
  Sydney Technical College
• Architecture Lectures
  University of Sydney

• Born George Street, Sydney 30 November 1869
• Died Cremorne 7 July 1931

Partners

• T M Smith
• Walter Burley Griffin
• C H Mackellar
• C H Finch
• John Clamp (Son)

• Inter-War Old English
• Inter-War Chicagoesque

• Shore Chapel, North Sydney
• St Matthew's Anglican Church, Manly (with Wright and Apperly)
• Church of England Boys' Home, Carlingford
• Canberra Grammar School
• Ainslie Hotel, Canberra

• Ross Chisholm

• Cameron, Chisholm Nicol
• Australia

• Late 20th century Stripped Classical
• Late 20th century Perth Reginal
• Late 20th century Brutalist
• Late 20th century Late Modern

• Reid Library, University of Western Australia, Crawley (1964)
• National Carillon, Canberra (1970)
• Allendale Square, St Georges Terrace, Perth (1976)
• Fire Brigades Board Headquarters, Hay Street, Perth (1986)
• RAIA Gold Medal (1983)

• J James Clark
• Prime instructor in architecture, Pritchard of Smith and Pritchard Architects

• Born Liverpool, England 23 January 1838
• Arrived Australia 10 March 1852
• Died St Kilda, Victoria 25 June 1915

• Colonial Architect's Office, Victoria (1852–78)
• Private practice, Collins Street, Melbourne (1880)
• Private practice with engineer brother, George Clark, Sydney (1881–83)
• Colonial Architect, Queensland (1883–85)
• Private practice with E J Clark (Son), Australia (1896–1915)
• Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia

• Victorian Italianate
• Victorian Academic Classical
• Victorian Free Classical
• Federation Gothic
• Federation Free Style

• Old Treasury Building, Melbourne (1857–62)
• Royal Mint, Melbourne (1869–72)
• Treasury Building, Brisbane (1889)

• Marshall Clifton

• Born Wokalup, Western Australia 11 September 1903
• Died Mosman Park, Western Australia 3 December 1975

• Clifton Parry
• Clifton Leach

• Inter-War (Spanish Mission)
• International style

• Captain Stirling Hotel, Nedlands (1935)
• The Clifton house, Johnston Street, Mosman Park (1937)
• Day House, Victoria Avenue, Claremont (1939)

&Faculty of Arts Building, University of Western Australia (1962)

• John Collier

• Born 1895
• Died 1968

• Arnold Conrad CMG
• Articled to Edwin Ruck
• Architecture Working Men's College, Melbourne

• Born Clifton Hill 6 January 1887
• Died Auchenflower 3 February 1979

• Queensland Department of Public Works (1911)
• H W Atkinson & C McLay (1912–17)
• Atkinson & Conrad (1919–26)
• Atkinson, Powell & Conrad (1926–38)
• Conrad & Gargett (1938–74)
• Queensland

• Inter-War Spanish mission

• Trades Hall, Brisbane
• Craigston, Spring Hill (1928)
• Brisbane General Hospital
• Brisbane General Hospital, nurses' quarters
• Tristram's soft-drink factory
• Greek Orthodox Church
• Courier-Mail Building (1936 with Stephenson & Meldrum)
• St John's Cathedral, organ loft, Brisbane (1974)

• George Cookney

• Born England

• NSW Colonial Architect 1825-26

• Old Colonial Gothick Picturesque

• La Perouse Memorial, Botany Bay
• Stables, Vaucluse House, Vaucluse (c.1829)

• William Coote
• Trainee architect under C R Cockerell
• Trainee civil engineer under C B Vignolles

• Born London 1822
• Arrived Australia 1852
• Died 1898

• Queensland

• Old Brisbane Town Hall, Brisbane

• Bill Corker

• Denton Corker Marshall
• Australia and International

• Melbourne Museum
• Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre
• Bolte Bridge
• Visitors Centre, Stonehenge
• Australian Embassy, Tokyo
• Australian Embassy, Beijing
• Governor Phillip Tower & Museum of Sydney
• Australian War Memorial, Extension
• RAIA Gold Medal (1996)

• Peter Corrigan

• RAIA Gold Medal (2003)

• Keith Cottier

• Born Australia 1938

• Allen Jack+Cottier Architects Pty Ltd
• Australia

• Sydney School
• Late 20th century modernist
• Heritage and adaptive reuse

• Penfolds Magill Estate Winery, Adelaide, South Australia
• Moore Park Gardens, Sydney, New South Wales
• RAIA Gold Medal (2001)

• Philip Cox

• Born Australia 1939

• Ian McKay & Philip Cox
• Philip Cox & Partners
• Philip Cox, Richardson, Taylor & Associates
• New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory

• Late 20th century Structuralist
• Late 20th century Post Modern

• National Maritime Museum, Darling Harbour
• Sydney Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour
• Sydney Football Stadium. Moore Park
• RAIA Gold Medal (1984)

• Hugh Ralston Crawford

• Born United States 1876-1954)

• practised both as an engineer and architect in Australia and the United States in the first half of the 20th century.