Lyndal Evatt

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Evatt began her interior design career in 1966 at Studio 12 Interiors, Manuka ACT until 1969 when she moved to Europe until end 1972. She worked in London with designer Alan Bate, then moved to Rome. She was Head Designer at Artes Studio, Sydney, later practising as Lyndal Evatt Interiors, Cremorne NSW. She studied at Canberra Technical College under Scorgie Anderson and Hammersmith College of Art and Building in London.
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employee of
Dick Van Leer
Designer
as Head Designer for Artes Studio, Sydney
employee of
Alan Bate
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Scarisbrick & Bate Ltd. London.
grandchild of
Mary Alice Evatt
1898
Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect), Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Draughtsman), Artist (Painter)
Lived with and influenced by MAS several years in Sydney and Canberra
associate of
Scorgie Anderson
Designer
Anderson taught Evatt design in the interior design programme at the Canberra Technical College
employee of
Heather Paral
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Evatt worked with Studio 12 before moving to Sydney to work with Artes Studio
associate of
Vivienne Pratt
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Both designers worked at Studio 12, Manuka

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References [<ExternalResource: Dick van Leer. The Incredible Career of Dick van Leer. D. Van Leer, 2010 [includes several references to Evatt as chief designer.>, <ExternalResource: Interview and transcript, Lyndal Evatt, chief designer, Artes Studios, Michael Bogle for the SIDA Foundation project, September 2013.>, <ExternalResource: Jerome Maver, "Design for Happiness. George Korody and Artes Studios" in in Rebecca Hawcroft, ed. The Other Moderns, UNSW Press, 2017 , pp.122-144 [illust.]>] [<ExternalResource: Dick van Leer. The Incredible Career of Dick van Leer. D. Van Leer, 2010 [includes several references to Evatt as chief designer.>, <ExternalResource: Interview and transcript, Lyndal Evatt, chief designer, Artes Studios, Michael Bogle for the SIDA Foundation project, September 2013.>]