The Australian Institute of Architects NSW Houses Tours continue in November with ’Seidler and Rickard’ on November 29 2008.
The full day tour will feature work from two of Sydney’s most renowned architects – Harry Seidler and Bruce Rickard. While the locations are yet to be confirmed the tour is likely to take in Rose Seidler House, the McCartney house at Clontarf and the Whale Beach House.
Lunch will be at the popular Moby’s Restaurant. Bound to be a popular tour, you should book early.
Lee Baker-Louis – 0418 606 367
leeanne.baker-louis@raia.com.au
The Australian Institute of Architects NSW Houses Tours continue in November with ’Seidler and Rickard’ on November 29 2008.
The full day tour will feature work from two of Sydney’s most renowned architects – Harry Seidler and Bruce Rickard. While the locations are yet to be confirmed the tour is likely to take in Rose Seidler House, the McCartney house at Clontarf and the Whale Beach House.
Lunch will be at the popular Moby’s Restaurant. Bound to be a popular tour, you should book early.
Lee Baker-Louis – 0418 606 367
leeanne.baker-louis@raia.com.au
April 4th, 2011
The Australian Institute of Architects NSW Houses Tours continue in November with ’Seidler and Rickard’ on November 29 2008.
The full day tour will feature work from two of Sydney’s most renowned architects – Harry Seidler and Bruce Rickard. While the locations are yet to be confirmed the tour is likely to take in Rose Seidler House, the McCartney house at Clontarf and the Whale Beach House.
Lunch will be at the popular Moby’s Restaurant. Bound to be a popular tour, you should book early.
Lee Baker-Louis – 0418 606 367
leeanne.baker-louis@raia.com.au
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