GAWLER, JOHN STEVENS

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After China from 1909, he continued a working tour of the world, returning home in 1912. In September he was appointed Walter Burley Griffin's representative. Gawler's first major commission may have been Wenley House, Flinders Lane. Another of his early works, St Agnes's, Black Rock (1913), was the forerunner of a substantial body of work for the Church of England. From ADB entry

Book of Remembrance entry

GAWLER, JOHN STEVENS.
Assoc. Royal Vic. Inst. Architects; Lecturer in Architecture, appointed 1915.
Sapper (A/Sgt.) June rfts. Field Engineers December 1916; 10th F.C. Engineers. France. Returned June 1919.

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Early education at Brighton State School, Brighton, VIC, Australia
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Early education at University High School, University High School, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
1907

Architect at Guangzhou -- Guangdong, China 1907
1914

Assistant Lecturer at Parkville -University of Melbourne- VIC, Australia 1914
1914

Architect at Melbourne -443 Little Collins Street- VIC, Australia 24 November 1914
1916

Military service as Sapper 1 December 1916
1919

Military service 1 June 1919
1920

Lecturer in Architecture at Parkville -University of Melbourne- VIC, Australia 1920
1922

Member of Royal Victorian Institute of Architects since 1922
1938

Controller of Building Permits at Melbourne -- VIC, Australia 1 February 1938
1938

Dean at Parkville -University of Melbourne- VIC, Australia 1938
1938

Member of Royal Australian Institute of Architects since 1938
1943

Deputy Chairman at Melbourne -- VIC, Australia 1943
1949

Member - part time at Melbourne -- VIC, Australia 1949
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Architect at Melbourne -- VIC, Australia
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Member of Victorian Town & Country Planning Board
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Awarded Sir James Barrett medal 19959
1978

Death in Mitcham -- VIC, Australia 6 September 1978

Gender

Male