Sulman Award winning buildings, 1933-1950 / photographed by David Moore, ca. 1979

PXD 907

fonds

ca. 1979

Graphic Materials, Photographs

421495

Photographs - 10 silver gelatin photoprints, mounted on board - 50 x 60.5 cm. or smaller

Nos.1-6. Photographed by David Moore
1. 1933 SULMAN AWARD. Primary Producers' Bank [Central Assurance Corporation]. Architects: Budden & MacKey.
2. 1934 SULMAN AWARD. House, Wiston Gardens, Double Bay. Architect: Professor L. [Leslie] Wilkinson.
3. 1937 SULMAN AWARD. West wing, Frensham School, Mittagong. Architects: J. D. Moore & V. L. Dowling
4. 1939 SULMAN AWARD. Manly Surf Pavilion. Architect: Eric W. Andrew.
5. 1940 SULMAN AWARD. House, 67 Elgin Street, Gordon. Architect: G. H. B. McDonell.
6. 1950 SULMAN AWARD. Top Dog Menswear Production Centre [Bond's], Dee Why. Architect: Spencer, Spencer & Bloomfield.
Nos.7-10. Untitled: [1955 Sulman Award: Canberra Olympic pool; and 1953 Sulman Award: University House, A.N.U.] / Australian News and Information Bureau. [Central House, York Street, opposite Wynyard Park / photographer unknown].

Reproduction Restricted

Photographs labelled 'Royal Australian Institute of Architects, 118 Alfred Street, Miller's Point N.S.W.' -- on reverse
'Photography by David Moore, 100 Walker Street, North Sydney' -- stamped on reverse
'A1179-1-6' (photographer's numbering scheme) -- in pen on reverse