Norman Warren Waterhouse collection of papers, photoprints, architectural and structural engineering drawings, 1902-1943

fonds

1902-1943

Graphic Materials, Textual Records

395136

Norman Warren Waterhouse, son of the renowned architect B.J. Waterhouse made considerable contributions to the built environment as both architect, and structural engineer. His architectural firm, Waterhouse and Lake was responsible for such works as the Kings Cross Picture Theatre, the Y.W.C.A building and as a structural engineer Waterhouse was involved in such projects as the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, the David Jones building in Elizabeth Street, the Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society building and the Bondi Beach Improvement scheme. From 1930-1940, Waterhouse diverted his attentions from his architectural/ engineering career to act as managing director of the Australian Aluminium Company.

SERIES 01
Norman Warren Waterhouse - papers, 1897-1983

SERIES 02
Norman Warren Waterhouse - architectural and structural engineering drawings, 1911-1928

SERIES 03
Norman Warren Waterhouse - architectural and structural engineering drawings by various professionals, 1902-1943

SERIES 04
Norman Warren Waterhouse - mechanical engineering specimen drawings from University of Sydney, 1918-1921

SERIES 05
Norman Warren Waterhouse - photographs of the T & G Building, Sydney, 1918-1931, and the "Wanderer" sailing boat, 1929

SERIES 06
Norman Warren Waterhouse - photographic album of the premises of The Australian Aluminium Company, ca. 1941-1943