Harry Seidler - List of Buildings

List of Buildings

  • 1948–50: Rose Seidler House, Wahroonga (Sydney), Australia
  • 1949–51: Marcus Seidler House, Turramurra (Sydney), Australia
  • 1950: Meller House, Castlecrag (Sydney), Australia
  • 1952: Hutter House, Turramurra (Sydney), Australia – since greatly modified such that hardly anything of Seidler's design remains.
  • 1952–53: Williamson House, (also known as Igloo House), Mosman (Sydney), Australia
  • 1957: Glass House, Chatswood (Sydney), Australia
  • 1959: Canberra South Bowling Club, Griffith (Canberra), Australia
  • 1960: Ithaca Gardens, Elizabeth Bay (Sydney), Australia
  • 1961: Grimson & Rose Exhibition House, Pennant Hills (Sydney), Australia
  • 1961: Blues Point Tower, McMahons Point (Sydney), Australia
  • 1961: Wood House, Penrith (Sydney), Australia
  • 1961–67: Australia Square Tower, Sydney, Australia
  • 1962: Ski Lodge, Thredbo, Australia
  • 1963: Muller House, Port Hacking (Sydney), Australia
  • 1963–65: Rushcutters Bay Apartments, Rushcutters Bay (Sydney), Australia
  • 1964–67: NSW Housing Commission Apartments, Roseberry (Sydney), Australia
  • 1964–68: Garran Group Housing, Canberra, Australia
  • 1965–66: Arlington Apartments, Edgecliff (Sydney), Australia
  • 1966–67: Harry and Penelope Seidler House, Killara (Sydney), Australia
  • 1969–70: Condominium Apartments, Acapulco, Mexico
  • 1970–74: Edmund Barton Building (formerly Trade Group Offices), Canberra, Australia
  • 1971–72: Gissing House, Wahroonga (Sydney), Australia
  • 1972–75: MLC Centre, Sydney, Australia
  • 1973–77: Embassy of Australia, Paris, France
  • 1973–94: Harry Seidler Offices and Apartments, Milsons Point (Sydney), Australia
  • 1978–80: Karalyka Centre (formerly Ringwood Cultural Centre) (many non-Seidler alterations), Ringwood (Melbourne), Australia
  • 1978–82: 72 Apartments, Broadbeach (Gold Coast), Australia
  • 1979–82: Hillside Housing, Kooralbyn (Gold Coast), Australia
  • 1980–84: Hong Kong Club Building, Hong Kong Central
  • 1981–83: Merson House, Palm Beach (Sydney), Australia
  • 1982–84: Monash City Council (formerly Waverley Civic Centre), Glen Waverley (Melbourne), Australia
  • 1982–88: Grosvenor Place, Sydney, Australia
  • 1983–84: Hannes House, Cammeray (Sydney), Australia
  • 1983–86: Riverside Centre, Brisbane, Australia
  • 1984–89: 9 Castlereagh St (formerly Capita Centre), Sydney, Australia
  • 1985: Garden Island Dockyard Workshop, Garden Island (Sydney), Australia
  • 1985–89: 1 Spring Street (formerly Shell House), Melbourne, Australia
  • 1987: Hilton Hotel, Elizabeth Street, Brisbane
  • 1987–91: QV1, Perth, Australia
  • 1989–91: Hamilton House, Vaucluse (Sydney), Australia
  • 1990: Monash Gallery of Art (with non-Seidler additions), Wheelers Hill (Melbourne), Australia
  • 1990–98: Horizon Apartments, Darlinghurst (Sydney), Australia
  • 1993–98: Wohnpark Neue Donau, Vienna, Austria
  • 1994–95: Meares House, Birchgrove (Sydney), Australia
  • 1995–96: Gilhotra House, Hunters Hill (Sydney), Australia
  • 1995–00: Grollo Tower project, Melbourne, Australia (never built)
  • 1996–98: Elizabeth Street Offices, Surry Hills (Sydney), Australia
  • 1996–99: Berman House, Joadja, New South Wales, Australia
  • 1996–02: Hochhaus Neue Donau, Vienna, Austria
  • 1999: Cove Apartments, Sydney, Australia
  • 1999–05: Riparian Plaza, Brisbane, Australia
  • 1999–00: ARCA Showroom, Perth, Australia
  • 2001–06: Meriton Tower, Sydney, Australia
  • 2003: North Apartments, Sydney, Australia
  • 2001–07: Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre, (formerly "Ultimo Aquatic Centre") Sydney, Australia
  • 2004–09: Alliance Française Building, Sydney, Australia (his last commercial design)

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