Anatol Kagan b. 1913

  • Architect
Kagan's architectural career began in Berlin, then England. He immigrated to Australia where he became an acclaimed modernist architect in Victoria with a final interlude in Sydney with NSW public works. His private practice in Sydney led to a restricted number of domestic commissions. His papers are in the RMIT Design Archives, Melbourne.
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Citations

  • Simon Reeves, Gentle Modernist: The Nine Lives of Anatol Kagan, Vivid Publishing, 2017.

  • Michael Bogle, “Anatol Kagan Collection.”, RMIT Design Archives Journal, 1:2, 2011, pp. 4-7

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References [<ExternalResource: Simon Reeves, Gentle Modernist: The Nine Lives of Anatol Kagan, Vivid Publishing, 2017.>, <ExternalResource: Michael Bogle, “Anatol Kagan Collection.”, RMIT Design Archives Journal, 1:2, 2011, pp. 4-7>]