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Harriet Edquist (1,492 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

Archives Project 2014, Australia 2013 'Frederick Romberg (1913-1992): an architectural survey' In: Frederick Romberg. An Architecture of Migration 1938-1975

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portal Sacred Heart Girls' College building, Oakleigh, designed by Frederick Romberg List of non-government schools in Victoria, Australia List of high

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National Award 2011 Waterloo Street Apartments, Surry Hills, Sydney. AIA Frederick Romberg Award, 2011 2011 Francis Street Apartments, Bondi, Sydney. Architecture

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Multiple Housing, ISIS Apartments 2009 - AIA National Awards, The Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing, Balancea Apartments

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& Boyd, with noted architect and critic Robin Boyd and Professor Frederick Romberg. He then started his own practice in 1971. His practice was initially

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Architects' National Architecture Awards for Multiple Housing category – Frederick Romberg Award McIntyre Drive Social Housing is a 69-apartment development

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His instructors included leading Modernist Roy Grounds, Robin Boyd, Frederick Romberg and Fritz Janeba. He also completed a three-year sub-major in Art

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architects, his contemporaries include Roy Grounds (1905–1981) and Frederick Romberg (1910–1992) in Victoria and Sydney Ancher (1904–1979) and Walter Bunning