Milo Dunphy b. 1921

  • Architect
Milo Dunphy was a Sydney architect and one of the pioneers of NSW's nature conservation movement. During the 1960s he chaired the RAIA NSW Environment Committee and in 1972 he became the founding director of the Total Environment Centre. He is also known for characterising 'the Sydney School' of organic (site-specific) regional modern ('nuts and berries') architecture, in an article published in 1962.
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  • Dunphy, Milo. “The Growth of an Australian Architecture.” Hemisphere. August 1962

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