Neville Gruzman b. 1 January 1925

  • Architect (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
In addition to his well-documented career as an architect, Gruzman was an active furniture designer of built-in cabinetry, chairs, tables, benches and seating for the 1957 South Head Synagogue (Rose Bay NSW), the Montrose Apartments (1954), North Sydney, Parnell Motors, Arncliffe (1955). He also had associations with furniture-maker Paul Kafka.
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Name
Neville Gruzman
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Architect (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
Birth date
1 January 1925
Death date
1 January 2005

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References [<ExternalResource: Neville Gruzman and Philip Goad. Gruzman, Craftsman House, 2006>, <ExternalResource: Neville Gruzman collection of architectural drawings and photographs, ca. 1920-2001>]