Bilt Moderne

  • Designer
Bilt Moderne was a trio of early-career Melbourne architects, Roger Wood, Randal Marsh and Dale Jones-Evans, which produced experimental furniture prototypes during the 1980s. The firm broke up ca. early 1990s. Marsh and Wood formed Wood Marsh Architecture in Melbourne and Dale Jones-Evans set up a personal architecture practice in Sydney.
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Name
Bilt Moderne
Roles
    Designer
Active Period
  • c.1980 -
Initial Record Data Source
  • Powerhouse Museum

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Related works
  • 97/134/10 Tear sheet, Collections magazine, paper, pool designed by Built Moderne, clothing by Sara Thorn and Bruce Slorach, photograph Robert Pearce, Melbourne, 1985 (None)
  • 97/134/10 Tear sheet, Collections magazine, paper, pool designed by Built Moderne, clothing by Sara Thorn and Bruce Slorach, photograph Robert Pearce, Melbourne, 1985 (None)