List of Australian architects
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List of Australian architects

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Architect and education	Birth, immigration and death	Firms, institutions and geographical locations	Architectural style	Notable buildings and awards

George Henry Male Addison	Born Wales 23 March 1857 Died Brisbane 6 February 1922	Terry and Oakden Oakden, Addison & Kemp Melbourne and Brisbane	Albert Street Uniting Church Old Museum Building, Brisbane

Lily Isabel Maude Addison	Born Melbourne 1885 Died 1968	G.H.M. Addison & Son Brisbane

Joseph Allen Articled to Gordon Mackinnon	Born Cornwall 6 August 1869 Arrived Australia 1879 Died 23 May 1933 Swan River	Rhodes & Co (Civil Engineers) Henry Simon & Co (Milling Engineers) Allen & Nicholas Perth New South Wales and Western Australia	East Fremantle Town Hall Fremantle Trades Hall Geraldton Flour Mills

Rodney Alsop Articled to Hyndman & Bates	Born Kew, Victoria 22 December 1881 Died 26 October 1932	Partners F L Klingender Kingsley Henderson Marcus Martin C H Sayce Bramwell Smith Victoria and Western Australia	Federation Arts and Crafts Inter-War Mediterranean Inter-War Romanesque	Glyn, Kooyong Road, Toorak Edrington, Berwick, Victoria St. Mark's Anglican Church Camberwell, Victoria Footscray Park, Ballarat Road, Footscray, Victoria Temperance and General Mutual Life offices in several state capitals Hackett Memorial Buildings, 1932 University of Western Australia Royal Institute of British Architects Bronze Medal

Ruth Alsop	Born in Kew, Victoria 1879 Died 1976	Klingender & Alsop Melbourne and Sydney

Sydney Ancher Articled to E W S Wakeley Architecture, Sydney Technical College	Born Woollahra 25 February 1904 Died Waratah 8 December 1979	Wunderlich Limited Prevost, Synnot & Ruwald Ross & Rowe Emil Sodersten Prevost & Ancher John D Moore Ancher Mortlock Murray & Woolley	Post-War International	Prevost House, Kambala Road, Bellevue Hill (1937) Ancher House, Killara Sulman Medal (1945) Farley House, North Curl Curl (1948) English House, St Ives (1949) Ancher House, Neutral Bay (1956) RAIA Gold Medal (1975)

Brit Andresen Bachelor of Architecture, University of Trondheim, Norway	Born Trondheim, Norway Arrived Australia 1977	Andresen and O'Gorman Associate Professor, Architecture, University of Queensland	Burrell Museum, Glasgow, Scotland (1976) House, Mooloomba, Queensland 1996 House, Highgate Hill Brisbane (1997) RAIA Gold Medal (2002)

John Andrews AO Architecture, University of Sydney Architecture, Harvard University	Born Sydney 29 October 1933	John Andrews International Canada, United States and Australia	Late 20th century Brutalist Late 20th century Late Modern	University of Canberra Student Residences, Bruce (1973) Hooker Tower, Sydney (1974) American Express Tower, King & George Streets, Sydney (1976) King George Tower in Sydney (1976) Australian National University Toad Hall Student Residences, Acton (1977) Cameron Offices, Belconnen in Canberra RAIA Gold Medal (1980)

Harold Desbrowe Annear Articled to William Salway Articled to Joseph Reed	Born Bendigo 16 August 1865 Died St Kilda 22 June 1933	Victoria	Federation Academic Classical Federation Arts and Crafts Inter-War Free Classical	Springthorpe Memorial, Kew Cemetery (1897) Houses, 32, 34 and 38 The Eyrie Eaglemont (1903) Macgeorge House, Alphington (1910) Broceliande (also known as Troon) 224 Orrong Road, Toorak (1918, demolished) Inglesby, 97 Caroline Street, South Yarra (1919, demolished) Church Street Bridge, Richmond (1924) Cloyne, 609 Toorak Road, Toorak (1929)

John Lee Archer Civil Engineer and Colonial Architect, Van Diemen's Land	Born Chatham, Kent 26 April 1791 Died Stanley, Tasmania 4 December 1852	Tasmania	Old Colonial Georgian Old Colonial Grecian	Parliament House, Hobart Treasury and the Audit Department buildings, Hobart, Ordnance Stores in Salamanca Place, Hobart St. George's Church, Battery Point, Tasmania St John's Anglican Church, New Town, Tasmania Penitentiary Chapel, Hobart St Luke's Presbyterian Church, Bothwell St Luke's Church of England, Richmond Campbell Street Gaol, Hobart

William Archer	Born Launceston, Tasmania 1820 Died Cressy, Tasmania 15 October 1874	Tasmania	Victorian Italianate	Hutchins School (1848–49) Wesleyan Chapel, St Leonards, Tasmania (1846) Anglican Church of St Peter, St Leonards (1846–47)

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Ruth Alsop worked for the firm Klingender & Alsop.

final_sentence: Ruth Alsop worked for the firm Klingender & Alsop.