Hans Peter (H.P.) Oser b. 1 January 1913

  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Hans Peter Oser was a Vienna-educated architect who came to Australia in 1938 and practised after World War II as H.P. Oser, then in partnership with Jean Fombertaux from 1961, and later Kevin Rice. As well as several notable houses, he designed the Hotel Brookvale (1955) and numerous retail and theatre interiors, including the Gibb and Beeman showroom, Continental Bags, and the Odeon theatre, Singapore.
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employee of
John D. Moore
Artist (Draughtsman), Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect), Artist (Painter)
initial employment on arrival in Australia
associate of
Jean Georges Henri Fombertaux
1920
Architect
association, then partnership with H.P. Oser
commissioned
Noel Hickey
1913
Artist

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