Frederick Sterne

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Trained in Germany, Prague & Vienna in "civil architecture" and interior design. He arrived in Australia ca.1938 and worked with the architect Leighton Irwin's. 1947, began teaching at Melbourne Technical College in architecture, furniture design, interior design, design & construction. By 1948 he was a full-time senior lecture and initiated the 4-year Interior Design Diploma.
Tags: interior designer, interior design teacher, Architect
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Name
Frederick Sterne
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Tags:
interior designer
interior design teacher
Architect
Death date
28 August 1951
Death place
Emerald, Victoria
Arrival
  • 1938 (date of European departure)
Training
  • architecture, - University of Vienna, Vienna , Austria
  • architecture, - Charles University, Prague, Czecholsovakia
  • course unknown, - Technical High School , Giessen, Germany

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References [<ExternalResource: Frederick Sterne (d.1951) Collection and brief biographic statement. "RMIT Design Archives, Update 08" not paginated.>, <ExternalResource: Frederick F Sterne. Obituary, Jargon (MTC) 15, 1951, p.51>, <ExternalResource: Frederick F. Sterne funeral notice, The Argus, 27 August 1951, p.15 (Jewish rites)>, <ExternalResource: "They Study Interior Design." The Herald (Melbourne) 1 September 1949, p.19 (includes commentary by Sterne)>] [<ExternalResource: Frederick Sterne (d.1951) Collection and brief biographic statement. "RMIT Design Archives, Update 08" not paginated.>, <ExternalResource: Frederick F Sterne. Obituary, Jargon (MTC) 15, 1951, p.51>, <ExternalResource: RMIT Design Archives J., 7: 1-2, 2017, p.16>]
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