7. Orient Line Building, Spring Street

13. House Maytone Ave, Killara, for S. E. [Sydney] Ancher / Photographed by Max Dupain

Sir John Sulman award winning buildings, 1934-1966 : photographs and descriptions

Part 1: Sir John Sulman Award 1937
West wing Frensham School, Mittagong 
Architects: J. D. Moore & V. L. Dowling (1 page of description and 2 photographs)

Part 2: Sir John Sulman Award 1938
Newcastle City Incinerator 
Architect: F. A. Scorer, A.R.A.I.A. (1 page of description and 4 photographs).

Part 3: Sir John Sulman Award 1951
[Rose] Seidler House at Turramurra [now Wahroonga]. [Photographed by Marcell Seidler -- information from Penelope Seidler, 2005]. 
(1 page of description and 15 photographs).

Part 4: Sir John Sulman Award 1952
Royal Swedish Legation, Canberra (2 photographs)
4a. Stamped verso of photograph: Laurence Le Guay & John Nisbett Pty. Ltd.
4b. Stamped verso of photograph: Sydney Morning Herald[?]

Part 5: Sir John Sulman Award 1955
Canberra Olympic Pool (typescipt description, 1 plan and 9 photographs)
5a. Brief description of Canberra Olympic Pool designed and constructed by Department of Works, Canberra, A.C.T. [3 pages]
5b i. Olympic Pool - Parkes, A.C.T., Site Plan, 12 April 1956 [copy]
5b ii. Canberra Olympic Pool. 6. Filtration Plant Building from East side of Olympic Pool / Australian News and Information Bureau
5c. Canberra Olympic Pool. 1. The Dressing Pavilions and Entrance from the North / Australian News and Information Bureau
5d. Canberra Olympic Pool. 2. Public Entrance / Australian News and Information Bureau
5e. Canberra Olympic Pool. 3. The Dressing Pavilions from the North East / Australian News and Information Bureau
5f. Canberra Olympic Pool. 4. View looking North West from Childrens Pool / Australian News and Information Bureau
5g. Canberra Olympic Pool. 5. View from Diving tower looking N.W. / Australian News and Information Bureau
5h. Canberra Olympic Pool. 9. The Childrens Pool, Diving Pool and Olympic Pool (at right) / Australian News and Information Bureau
5i. Canberra Olympic Pool. 7. The Childrens Pool from the Diving Tower / Australian News and Information Bureau
5j. Canberra Olympic Pool. 8. The Diving Tower / Australian News and Information Bureau

Part 6: Sir John Sulman Award 1935
St Anne's Shrine, Bondi (2 photographs).
Erected 1933-34. Joseph C. Fowell & Kenneth H. McConnel Architects. R. M. Bowcock, Builder 
6a. Front elevation. St Anne's Shrine, Bondi N.S.W. / Audio Visual Activities (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
6b. View across the nave (a temporary crib will be seen in the west aisle)...St Anne's Shrine, Bondi N.S.W.  / Audio Visual Activities (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

Part 7: Sir John Sulman Award 1943
Orient Line Building, Spring Street, Sydney / A. V. A. Photography (1 photograph).
Erected 1939-40. Joseph C. Fowell, Kenneth H. McConnel and J. L. Stephen Mansfield (Fowell, McConnel & Mansfield) Architects. John Grant & Sons, Builders.

Part 8: Sir John Sulman Award 1959
Australian Academy of Science building, Canberra (1 booklet and 3 photographs)
a. The Australian Academy of Science 1959 [booklet]
b. Australian Academy of Science building, Canberra [interior showing fountain] / produced in the studios of Kenneth Ross...for Grounds, Romberg & Boyd
c. Australian Academy of Science building, Canberra [interior showin water feature] / produced in the studios of Kenneth Ross...for Grounds, Romberg & Boyd
d. Australian Academy of Science building, Canberra [exterior view] / produced in the studios of Kenneth Ross...for Grounds, Romberg & Boyd

Part 9: Sir John Sulman Award 1934 (2 photographs)
9a. House at Double Bay. No. 7 Wiston Gardens, North Front / copyright photograph by The Sydney Morning Herald
9b. House at Double Bay. No. 7 Wiston Gardens, East Front / copyright photograph by The Sydney Morning Herald
(Both photographs annotated verso Leslie Wilkinson 1934)


Part 10: Sir John Sulman Award 1942: St Michael's [Church] Vaucluse (2 exterior and 2 interior photographs and 3 small prints of plans).
Part 11: Sir John Sulman Award 1947: Wormald Bros. premises, Waterloo [photographed by Milton Kent] (1 photograph)
Part 12: Sir John Sulman Award 1954: Boots Pure Drug Co. (Australia) office and Warehouse premises, East Willoughby (2 photographs).
Part 13: Sir John Sulman Award 1945: House Maytone Ave, Killara, for S. E. [Sydney] Ancher [photographed by Max Dupain] (1 photograph)
Part 14: Sir John Sulman Award 1966: Dee Why Library [photographed by David Moore] (3 photographs).

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