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Notes
1. J. M. Freeland, Architecture in Australia: A History (Melbourne: Cheshire, 1968). I note here the influential writings of Melbourne-based architectural historian Conrad Hamann, who has, over a long career through numerous articles and catalogue essays, articulated the position and evolution of architecture in Australia.
2. Julie Willis and Philip Goad, “A Bigger Picture: Reframing Australian Architectural History,” Fabrications: The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand 18, no. 1 (2008), 6–23.
3. For example Freeland; Jennifer Taylor, Australian Architecture since 1960 (Sydney: Law Book, 1986); Robin Boyd, Victorian Modern (Melbourne: Royal Victoria Institute of Architects, 1947).