Rinaldo Fabbro b.

  • Architect
Fabbro is an Italian-born architect establishing Fabbrostone P/L ca.1964 in Sydney specialising in the use of prefabricated concrete. He developed distinctive finishes and pre-cast panels for concrete buildings. They were used for many significant commercial buildings in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra. He also designed aggregate concrete tables for Marion Hall Best's interior design practice.
Tags: Concrete decorative finishes, Fabbrostone
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References [<ExternalResource: La Valigia Dell'Architetto, Omaggio a Rinaldo Fabbro. Giannino Angeli, et al, editor. Publ Commune di Magnano in Riviera, 2012, 72pps., illustrated. Checklist of works.>, <ExternalResource: Elizabeth Riddell. "The Future Comes Today." People, 16 May 1956, pps.37-39>, <ExternalResource: Canberra Carillon. Contract Reporter, August 1976. Illus.>, <ExternalResource: "Display Area in Prestressed Concrete." Constructional Review, March, 1956, pp.18-19. Illus. feature on commission featuring cantilevered prestressed concrete support units for automobile showroom in North Sydney, NSW>, <ExternalResource: Memoir Rinaldo Fabbro. episode 9, Tales from a suitcase stories from the migrant experience 1949-1959. [Sydney] : SBS Video, c2000.>] [<ExternalResource: La Valigia Dell'Architetto, Omaggio a Rinaldo Fabbro. Giannino Angeli, et al, editor. Publ Commune di Magnano in Riviera, 2012, 72pps., illustrated. Checklist of works.>, <ExternalResource: Elizabeth Riddell. "The Future Comes Today." People, 16 May 1956, pps.37-39>, <ExternalResource: Canberra Carillon. Contract Reporter, August 1976. Illus.>, <ExternalResource: "Display Area in Prestressed Concrete." Constructional Review, March, 1956, pp.18-19. Illus. feature on commission featuring cantilevered prestressed concrete support units for automobile showroom in North Sydney, NSW>]