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Glenn Murcutt
Designing Australian buildings in close response to their landscape and climate.
Magney House · Marika–Alderton House
- Born
- 25 July 1936
- Birthplace
- London
More people
Glenn Murcutt
Glenn Murcutt is an Australian architect awarded the 2002 Pritzker Architecture Prize for a practice centred on carefully considered, often modest buildings.
Early life
Education
Born in London to Australian parents, spent early childhood in New Guinea, then studied architecture at Sydney Technical College, graduating in 1961.
Career
- 1969
Independent practice
Established his own architectural practice in Sydney.
- 2002
Pritzker Prize
Received architecture’s international award.
- 2009
AIA Gold Medal
Honoured by the American Institute of Architects.
Selected buildings
Magney House
A house on the New South Wales coast.
Marika–Alderton House
A house in Arnhem Land adapted to its setting.
Cobar Sound Chapel
A space for music developed with composer Georges Lentz.
Beyond architecture
Family
His son Nicholas also became an architect.
Sources & photo credit
Biography and career ↗Biographical references ↗Original photograph. Cropped and displayed in monochrome.
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