Myles Dunphy b. 1891

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Myles Dunphy (1891-1985) was a lecturer in building construction and history at Sydney Technical College 1921-1970s. He encouraged students to develop a love of the Australian bush through bushwalking, and influenced many leading Sydney architects of the late 1950s and 1960s.
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Myles Dunphy (1891-1985), lecturer in building construction and history at Sydney Technical College 1921-1970s; encouraged students to develop a love of the Australian bush through bushwalking. Architects exposed to his ideas included Sydney Ancher, Colin Madigan, Russell Jack, Keith Cottier, Colin James, Terry Dorrough and Bruce Rickard. ¶
Sources ¶
—Peter Meredith, 1999, Myles and Milo, Sydney: Allen and Unwin ¶
—Jennifer Taylor, 1990, Australian Architecture Since 1960, Canberra: RAIA. ¶
—Philip Goad, 2001, New Directions in Australian Architecture, Sydney: Pesaro. ¶