List of Australian Architects - V

• John Verge

• Born Hampshire, England 1782
• Arrived Australia 27 December 1828
• Died Macleay River 9 July 1861

Worked with

• John Bibb
• New South Wales

• Old Colonial Regency
• Old Colonial Grecian

• St James Anglican Church, vestries, King Street, Sydney (1833)
• Denham Court, Denham Court (1834)
• Camden Park, Elizabeth Macarthur Drive, Camden (1835)
• Lyndhurst, Glebe (1835)
• Engehurst, Ormond Street, Paddington (1835, partial remains)
• Rockwall, Rockwall Crescent, Potts Point (1835)
• Tusculum, Manning Street, Potts Point (1836)
• Tempe House, Princes Highway, Tempe (1836)
• The Vineyard (later named Subiaco), Rydalmere (1836, demolished 1961)
• Terrace house, 39 and 41 Lower Fort Street, The Rocks (1936)
• Elizabeth Bay House, Onslow Avenue, Elizabeth Bay(1837)
• Chapel of St Mary the Virgin, Denham Court (1838)

• Lieutenant-Colonel Venables Vernon DSO
• Articled to Howard Joseland

• Born Hastings 20 February 1877
• Arrived Australia 3 November 1883
• Died Warrawee 3 July 1935

• Joseland & Vernon (1903–14)
• New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory

• Colonel Walter Liberty Vernon VD
• Royal Academy of Arts
• South Kensington School of Art

• Born High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire 11 August 1846
• Arrived Australia 3 November 1883
• Died at Darlinghurst on 17 January 1914

• Habershon & Pite London
• Charles Moreing Hastings
• Vernon & Wardell (1884–89)
• NSW Government Architect
  (1890-1911)
• New South Wales

• Federation Academic Classical
• Federation Anglo Dutch
• Federation Gothic
• Federation Free Style
• Federation Arts and Crafts

• Art Gallery of New South Wales, main facade (1906)
• Darlinghurst Fire Station (1910)
• Bourke Court House, (1900)
• Pyrmont Fire Station
• State Library of New South Wales, Mitchell wing,
• Fisher Library at the University of Sydney
• Central Railway Station, Sydney

• Major-General James Victor
• Royal Military College

• Born London 17 March 1792
• Arried Australia November 1842 and left December 1848
• Died Edinburgh on 4 February 1864

• Royal Engineers
• Tasmanian Board of Public Works
• Tasmania

• Barracks Gaol, Hobart
• Convict Hospital, Campbell Street, Hobart
• Tasmanian Government House, out-buildings and cottages, Hobart