List of Australian Architects - M

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Architect & Education Birth, Immigration & Death Firms, Institutions & Geographical locations Architectural style Notable buildings, Awards & Publications
  • Jack McConnell
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1970)
  • Sir Osborn McCutcheon
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1965)
  • Robert Henry Macdonald
  • Born Melbourne 1875
  • Died Canada 1942
  • Canada
  • Many landmark buildings in Canada
  • David McGlashan
  • Chemical Engineering (1947–48) and Architecture (1948–52) University of Melbourne
  • Born Melbourne 1927
  • Died 1998
  • Stephenson and Turner
  • McGlashan & Everist
  • Victoria
  • Heide, Templestowe Road, Bulleen (1965) RAIA Bronze Medal
  • Raymond McGrath
  • English and Architecture University of Sydney
  • Architecture Clare College, Cambridge
  • Born Gladesville 7 March 1903
  • Left Australia 1926
  • Died Dublin 23 December 1977
  • Worked with Serge Chermayeff and Wells Coates
  • Architect, Public Works, Dublin (1940–46)
  • Principal Architect, Public Works, Dublin (1946–68)
  • Professor of Architecture, Royal Hibernian Academy
  • England and Ireland
  • Art Deco
  • Remodelling, Finella, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge (1929)
  • Interiors, BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London (1931)
  • St. Ann's Hill House, Chertsey (1936)
  • Land's End, Galby, Leicestershire
  • Various Irish Embassies abroad
  • Cenotaph, Leinster House, Dublin
  • Royal Hibernian Academy (1970)
  • Glass in Architectue and Decoration (Published 1937)
  • Peter McIntyre
  • McIntyre Partnership
  • Victoria
  • Post-War Melbourne Regional
  • Seahouse, Mornington (1983) Robin Boyd Award
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1990)
  • Gordon Mackinnon
  • George McRae
  • Born Edinburgh 1858
  • Arrived Australia 1884
  • Died Sydney 1923
  • City Architect Sydney (1886–97)
  • Principal Assistant NSW Government Architect
    (1897-12)
  • NSW Government Architect
    (1912-23)
  • New South Wales
  • Federation Free Classical
  • Federation Anglo-Dutch
  • Federation Romanesque
  • Corn Exchange, 139-151 Sussex Street, Darling Harbour (1887)
  • Corporation Building, Hay Street, Sydney (1893)
  • Queen Victoria Building, George Street, Sydney (1898)
  • Department of Education Building, Sydney, New South Wales (1912)
  • Parcels Post Office, Railway Square, Sydney (1913)
  • Entrances and Elephant House, Taronga Zoo, Mosman
  • Court House, Cessnock
  • Colin Madigan
  • Born 1921
  • Died 2011
  • Edwards, Madigan, Torzillo & Briggs
  • New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory
  • High Court of Australia (1980)
  • National Gallery of Australia (1982)
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1981)
  • Barrie Marshall
  • 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)
  • Marcus Martin

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  • Rodney Alsop
  • Walter Butler
  • Kingsley Henderson
  • Victoria
  • Inter-War Spanish Mission
  • Inter-War Mediterranean
  • Inter-War Georgian Revival
  • Broome, 6 Glyndebourne Avenue, Toorak (1925)
  • Maisonettes, Cnr Domain Road and Caroline Street, South Yarra (1925)
  • John Mockridge
  • Architecture Gordon Institute of Technology
  • Atelier University of Melbourne
  • Born 17 May 1916
  • Died 20 October 1994
  • Commonwealth Department of Works
  • Buchan, Laird & Buchan
  • Mockridge Stahle & Mitchell
  • Victoria and numerous primary schools in Australian Capital Territory
  • Post-War Ecclesiastical
  • Post-War Melbourne Regional
  • Cornell House, Mountain Avenue, Frankston (1950)
  • Sannazzaro House, Canadian Bay Road, Mount Eliza (1950)
  • Watt House, Sorrento (1951)
  • Ross House, Nepean Highway, Sorrento (1953)
  • Spencer House, Cnr Verdant Avenue and Glover Court, Toorak (1955)
  • Johnson House, 450 Beach Road, Beaumaris (1956)
  • Grutzner House, 55 Haydens Road, Beaumaris (1956)
  • Spencer House, McIlroys Road, Red Hill (1959)
  • Church of the Mother of God, East Ivanhoe (1957)
  • St Faith's Church of England, Burwood
  • Church of Mary Immaculate, Ivanhoe
  • Church of St Michael and All Angels, Beaumaris
  • Holy Trinity, Church of England, Doncaster
  • Melbourne Grammar School Boat House and Centenary Building, Melbourne
  • Brighton Grammar School Library, Assembly Hall and Sports Pavilion, Brighton
  • Haileybury College Great Hall Complex and Quadrangle, Berwick
  • Ridley College Aicken and Arundel Wing, Parkville
  • Australian National University
    H C Coombs Building, Acton
  • University of Melbourne Medical Center, Parkville
  • University of Ballarat, Great Hall and School of the Arts, Ballarat
  • Camberwell Civic Center and Municipal Offices -->
  • John Morphett
  • RAIA Gold Medal (2000)
  • Bryce Mortlock
  • Ancher Mortlock Murray & Woolley
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1979)
  • Peter Muller
  • B.Engineering University of Adelaide 1948
  • M.Architecture University of Philadelphia 1951
  • Born Adelaide 1927
  • New South Wales
  • Bali
  • Mid 20th century Organic
  • Audette House, Edinburgh Road, Castlecrag (1952)
  • Muller House, 42 Bynya Road, Whale Beach (1954)
  • Richardson House, 949 Barrenjoey Road, Palm Beach (1956)
  • McGrath House, 4 Dunara Gardens, Point Piper (1957)
  • Richardson Ski Lodge, Threbo Village (1959)
  • Hoyts Cinema Centre, Bourke St. Melbourne, Vic. (1967)
  • Townhouses, Trelawney Street, Woollahra (1969)
  • Dulhunty homestead, Nant Lodge, Glen Innes (1970)
  • Bali Oberoi, Indonesia (1977–2001)
  • Oberoi Kolva Beach resort Hotel, Goa, India (1980)
  • Karnak Oberoi Hotel, Luxor, Egypt (1982)
  • Oberoi Lombok, Indonesia (1997)
  • Amandari Hotel Bali (1989)
  • Glenn Murcutt
  • Born London 1936
  • New South Wales
  • Late 20th century Late Modern
  • RAIA Gold Medal (1992)

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