Arthur N. Baldwinson b. 1908

Also known as Arthur Baldwinson
  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect),
  • Architect (Printmaker)
Baldwinson was a regional modernist architect. He was a founder member of Modern Architecture Research Society (MARS), Sydney, Australia’s first industrial design organization, the “Design and Industries Association of Australia” (DIAA) and Sydney’s Contemporary Artists Society (CAS). He was also a printmaker, painter and sketcher and an officer of the Sydney CAS.
Tags: Architect, Designer, Sketcher, Painter, Watercolourist
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