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Birth, Immigration & Death |
Firms, Institutions & Geographical locations |
Architectural style |
Notable buildings & Awards |
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- Robin Gibson and Partners
- Queensland
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- Late 20th century International
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- Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane (1984)
- RAIA Gold Medal (1989)
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- Arrived Australia 1919
- Died
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- Joseland Gilling
- New South Wales
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- Inter-War Mediterranean
- Inter-War Old English
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- 1 Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill
- Audley, Bangalla Road, Warrawee (1935)
- Cahors, 117 Nacleay Street, Potts Point (1940)
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- Ron Gilling OBE
- Architecture
University of Sydney
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- Born Edinburgh, Scotland 17 October 1917
- Arrived Australia 1919
- Died Sydney 2005
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- Joseland Gilling
- New South Wales
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- Late 20th century Brutalist
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- Wollongong Teacher's College, Wollongong (1966)
- QANTAS Building, Lang and Jamieson Streets, Sydney (1982)
- Masonic Centre, Castlereagh and Goulburn Streets, Sydney (1974)
- RAIA Gold Medal (1977)
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- Romaldo Giurgola
- University of Rome La Sapienza
- Columbia University
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- Born Rome 1920
- Arrived Australia 1980
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- Mitchell/Giurgola Architects
- Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp
- USA and Australia
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- Late 20th century International
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- United Fund Headquarters Building, Philadelphia (1971)
- Columbus East High School, Columbus (1972)
- Lang Music Building, Swarthmore College, Swathmore (1973)
- Tredyffrin Public Library, Strafford (1976)
- Sherman Fairchild Center Columbia University (1977)
- Parliament House, Canberra (1988)
- INA Tower, Philadelphia
- Swissotel, Boston (1985)
- Casa Thomas Jefferson, Brasília
- Penn Mutual Tower, Philadelphia
- AIA Gold Medal (1982)
- RAIA Gold Medal (1988)
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- David Godsell
- Trainee Engineer Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works
- Apprenticed to Marcus Martin
- Architecture Melbourne Technical College
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- Born Portsmouth, England 4 October 1930
- Australian parents returned in 1943
- Died Melbourne 1986
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- Guilford Bell (1953–60)
- Private Practice (1960–86)
- Victoria
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- Godsell House, 491 Balcombe Road, Beaumaris (1960)
- Kohry Units, Prahran Grove, Elsternwick (1960)
- Sussems House, Lynette Avenue, Beaumaris (1962)
- Chapman House, cnr Regent & Hampton Streets, Brighton (1963)
- Kennedy House, 13 Pleasant View Crescent Glen Waverley (1963)
- Newman House, Natal Avenue, Edithvale (1968)
- Post Office, Mordialloc (1970)
- Post Office, Bentleigh (1972)
- Olive Phillips Kindergarten & Health Centre, Bodley Street Beaumaris
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- Born Bristol 1777
- Arrived Sydney 1814
- Died Maitland 1837
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- NSW Colonial Architect 1816-22
- Bristol and New South Wales
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- Old Colonial Georgian
- Old Colonial Regency
- Old Colonial Gothick Picturesque
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- First Macquarie Lighthouse, Vaucluse
- Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney
- St. James Church, Sydney
- Government House Stables, Sydney
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- Carlyle Greenwell
- Architecture Sydney Technical College
- Architecture Lectures Sydney University
- B.Sc.(Arch) Pennsylvania University
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- Born Windsor 16 March 1884
- Died Collaroy 7 February 1961
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- Kent Budden & Greenwell
- Budden & Greenwell
- Greenwell & Shirley
- New South Wales
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- Federation Arts and Crafts
- Federation Bungalow
- Inter War Mediterranean
- Inter-War Gothic
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- Killara Congregational Church, (Uniting Church)
- Yeulba, Strathfield
- Terhyn Worthle, Killara
- Norman House, Vaucluse
- Harrison House (now Weis Restaurant), Toowoomba
- Mothers and Wives Memorial to Soldiers, Woolloomooloo
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- Grounds, Romberg & Boyd
- Australia
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- Post-War Melbourne Regional
- Post-War International
- Late 20th century Structuralist
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- Australian Academy of Science, Canberra (1959) Sir John Sulman Medal
- National Gallery of Victoria
- RAIA Gold Medal (1968)
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- Regionalism, Sydney School, Organic Modernism
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- Hill's House (1966)
- Holland House (1962)
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