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Scandinavia, Western Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States of America". In 1954 the current professor of architecture at the University of Melbourne left for overseas travel, and Featherstone was appointed Acting Professor of Architecture. He had still retained the right to private practice and designed the house known as "Blue Peter"(1956) which gained national recognition when it was published in Neil Clerehan’s book "The Best Australian Houses".
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112 15 August 1955, works at 19 - 21 Gulls Way, Frankston South for G. Nelson
Raymond. Builder: T.D. Barret. The house has no name; confirmed by owner. Name borrowed from Anglesea by Neil Clerehan for publication hype. Photo by Wolfgang Sievers. 'Demolished' is too strong a term. Although rebuilt for
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032 6 August 1945, works being Flat at 2 Fernhurst Grove, Kew for Miss Muriel Bell. "Cheswardine" 1900 near Kew
Junction was divided in 1945 by closing a corridor and adding a projecting weatherboard vestibule on the north. House now restored to original with vestibule retained without the entry door
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097 25 September 1953, works at 16 Chastleton Avenue, Toorak for Mr Alan M. Colvin of Humes Ltd. Builder: W.O. Longmuir & Sons. Extension at rear. Land subdivided from property above in Orrong Road under proviso of flat roof only. In extreme danger from property values and elaborate new design
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a position which he held for several years as chief assistant working on cathedrals, hospitals and civic commissions. Upon his return to
Melbourne he was employed once more at Oakley & Parkes and worked on the ANZAC House entry sequence (1938) and Phosphate House (1940). He then transferred to
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as a lecturer, in charge of a short course of architectural design for returning servicemen. Then in 1947 when the
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Priestley Building is a large University Administration building, used as office and function space. The building was constructed in a similar way to the Redmond Barry building: concrete slabs with reinforced concrete columns and brick shear walls. Standing eleven storeys high, the five
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and exclusive beach houses of the 1950s. The house consists of two interlocking squares and a triangular raised terrace facing the waterfront. The house was open-plan and could sleep 6 people, with spaces serving multiple purposes. The living room was planned around an elaborate stereophonic
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014 29 September 1941, works at 260 Union Road, Balwyn for E.H. Leach. Front white timber screen door missing which was the finishing touch. It had prominent cross-bracing and large central disk. Additions at rear. Originally no front fence. Builder H. Carson &
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installation and served as a living area and dining room with a panoramic view onto the bay, and bay doors that opened onto the triangular terrace. Unfortunately the house was demolished in
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003 24 October 1940, works at 22 Maleela Avenue, Balwyn for K.C. Bainbridge. Still in possession of family in 2014. Intact from 1940. Pendant light fittings designed by architect. Confidentiality: permission granted to list surname. Builder: Pollard
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Thatcher the prow overlooking Daveys Bay replicates the original design accurately. Much original substructure and a stairway still exist. 21 is a vacant block of land belonging to the estate which guarantees a superb view over the water.
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036 5 October 1946, Brick veneer residence, 65 Kenmare Street, Mont Albert for Mr Frank Ayre. Builder: H.J. Doyle. The same screen door missing as mentioned above, and small porch added. Building is white, which was Rae's favourite wall
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c1933 works at 3 Bowen Street, Kew for Robert Featherstone (elder brother). Since subdivided internally and now 1 & 3 Bowen Street. Rae's father had working carriage horses in the tramway paddock next door which is now a car
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typical of buildings in the early interwar period. The majority of the building design was done by Stanley Oaks. Featherstone’s involvement with this project specifically pertained to the entrance hall and entry facade itself.
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093 3 July 1953 Memorial Hall, Rosebud foreshore for Shire of Flinders, Dromana. Builder: John K. Ditchburn. Demolished as close to new divided carriageway. A first brick hall nearby survives, but is not this
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005 24 November 1940, works at 11 Kerford Street, Malvern for E.K. Eriksen. Builder M. Lucas Pty Ltd. At "Eriskay" the hallmark screen door on single story residence survives which serves to authenticate the
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Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants, (2010). The University of Melbourne Heritage Documentation Main Campus Building Data Sheets. Melbourne: Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants,
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Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants, (2010). The University of Melbourne Heritage Documentation Main Campus Building Data Sheets. Melbourne: Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants,
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c1955 works at 34 Parker Street, Cnr Jackson Street, Anglesea for G.W.P. Unique illustrated sign "Blue Peter" has always hung from the eaves. Still in possession of family in 2014. Confidentiality applies.
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The ANZAC house functions as a library and memorabilia collection for war time diaries, letters and other paraphernalia. This collection is part of the Victorian Collections. The building is a
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023 29 June 1942, works being period shop-front at 437 Toorak Road, Toorak Village, Toorak for C. Werner & Co., Opticians. Builder: A. Carson. No longer exists. Modernized twice since.
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037 12 October 1946 Brick veneer residence, 67 Kenmare Street, Mont Albert for self & family. Builder: H.J. Doyle. Subsequent development of roof space. White wall colour survives.
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002 22 September 1940, works at 8 Grosvenor Court, Toorak for L. Roy C. Werner. Builder: W. Machin. Extant. Garage modernized and brought forward.
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086 6 June 1951, works ostensibly at Back Beach Road, Portsea for Harold R.P. Harman, but more accurately at 30 Delgany Avenue. Builder: J. James.
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044 21 May 1947 Brick veneer residence, 30 Bertram Street, Burwood for Mrs Chas A. Cameron. Builder: H.T. McKern.
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