Harry Seidler b. 1923

  • Architect
Seidler was an architect with a well-documented architectural career. In addition to his building works, he also designed selected items of furniture including a "modular radio-phonograph" illustrated in 1957, a wall-mounted storage unit for his Point Piper studio ca.1948 and the Rose Seidler house 1949-1950. His early commissions used the Sydney cabinetmakers Paul Kafka and M. Gerstl Cabinet Works.
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Citations

  • “Modular Radio-Phonograph.” Architecture and Arts, July 1957, p.26 (illus.)

  • Helen O’Neill. A Singular Vision. Harry Seidler, Harper Collins, 2013, pp.117-124

  • “Studio Flat, Harry Seidler, Architect.” Art and Design. Ure Smith, 1:1949. p.26.

Initial data sources

  • Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS

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References [<ExternalResource: "Modular Radio-Phonograph." Architecture and Arts, July 1957, p.26 (illus.)>, <ExternalResource: Helen O'Neill. A Singular Vision. Harry Seidler, Harper Collins, 2013, pp.117-124>, <ExternalResource: "Studio Flat, Harry Seidler, Architect." Art and Design. Ure Smith, 1:1949. p.26.>] [<ExternalResource: "Modular Radio-Phonograph." Architecture and Arts, July 1957, p.26 (illus.)>, <ExternalResource: Helen O'Neill. A Singular Vision. Harry Seidler, Harper Collins, 2013, pp.117-124>]