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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Citations

  • Clive Carney (1959), 'Optical Showroom’, Sydney, NSW.

  • anon (1 January 1953), 'Australian Materials in New Theatre’.

  • anon (1 January 1954), 'Open Plan in New Hotel (Brookvale)’.

  • Rebecca Hawcroft (1 January 2009), 'MIGRANT ARCHITECTS PRACTICING MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN SYDNEY, 1930-1960’.

    http://www.aicomos.com/wp-content/uploads/2009_UnlovedModern_Hawcroft_Rebecca_Mirgrant-Architects_Paper.pdf

  • AIA NSW ARCHITECTS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

  • “New Shop Castlereagh St, Sydney.” (Continental Bags, Illus.) Architecture and Arts, December 1955, p.35

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