Glenn Murcutt : buildings + projects 1962-2003

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Glenn Murcutt : buildings + projects 1962-2003

Françoise Fromonot ; [translated from the French by Charlotte Ellis]

Thames & Hudson,, c2003

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 322-325)

"Original ed: Mondadori Electa, c2002"-- p. [4]

"With 406 illustrations, 197 in colour, 89 in duotone"-- T.p.

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Description

This monograph spans Glenn Murcutt's entire career, from his early modernist houses to his most recent commissions. The heart of the book focuses on the buildings themselves, an eclectic selection ranging from his courtyard houses in Sydney to freestanding residences set in Australia's outback.

Table of Contents

  • Preface
  • Portrait of a Craftsman
  • Development of an Architecture
  • Critical Perspectives
  • Buildings and Projects: Glenn Murcutt House, Mosman
  • Douglas Murcutt House, Belrose
  • Laurie Short House, Terrey Hills
  • Marie Short House, Kempsey
  • Ockens House, Crotner
  • Nicholas and Carruthers Houses, Mount Irvine
  • Bilson Restaurant, Sydney
  • Museum of Local History and Tourist Office, Sydney
  • Fredericks House, Jamberoo
  • Magney House, Bingie Point
  • Littlemore House, Woollahra, Sydney
  • Aboriginal Alcoholic Rehabilitation Centre, Kinchela Creek
  • Minerals and Mining Museum, Broken Hill
  • Magney House, Paddington
  • Done House, Mosman
  • Muston House, Seaforth
  • Pratt House, Melbourne
  • Meagher Housee, Bowral
  • Simpson-Lee House, Mount Wilson
  • Marika-Aklerton House, Eastern Arnhem Land
  • Murcutt Guest Studio, Kempsey
  • Bowali Visitor Information Centre, Kakadu National Park
  • Conversion of Customs House, Sydney
  • Williams House, Pearl Beach
  • Deakins-Beckwith House, Woollahra
  • Schnaxl House, Newport
  • House at Mount White
  • Fletcher-Page House, Kangaroo Valley
  • Douglas and Ruth Murcutt House, Woodside
  • Arthur and Yvonne Boyd Art Centre, West Cambewarra
  • Donaldson House, Melbourne
  • House in the Southern Highlands.

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