Rosina Mary Edmunds b. 1900

Also known as Rosette Edmunds
  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
An architect and architectural historian, Rosette Edmunds worked as chief designer on a number of important churches.
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Citations

  • 'NSW Birth Records : 20790/1900’.

  • (June 1947), 'Town and Country Planning and Democracy’, Twentieth Century, June, 1(4), .

  • Webber, Caroline (1996), 'Edmunds, Rosina Mary (1900 – 1956)’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 14, Melbourne University Press, pp 80-81, Melbourne, Vic.

  • Edmunds, Rosette (1938), 'Architecture, an introductory survey’, Dymocks Book Arcade, Sydney, NSW.

  • Hanna, Bronwyn (2000), 'Absence and Presence: A historiography of early women architects in New South Wales’, PhD thesis, dept. of Architecture, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • (1938), Architecture, April.

  • (1956), 'Obituary’, Architecture in Australia, April-June 69.

  • (1938), 'Decorative emphasis, the balance between two ideals’, Architecture, June.

  • (1938), 'Educating Australian architects’, Architecture, December.

  • (1939), 'Further educational points for Australians and architects’, Architecture, March.

  • (1939), 'Silly Symphony’, Architecture, March.

  • (1942), 'A dream’, Architecture, February.

  • (1949), 'Slums’, Twentieth Century, June, 3(4).

  • (1951), 'Town Planning and the People’, Twentieth Century, June, 5(4).

  • (1952), 'Planning for the Atomic Age’, Twentieth Century 6(3).

  • (1957), 'Obituary’, Royal Institute of British Architects Journal, April.

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