Robin Dods: Selected Works

 Robin Dods: Selected Works  by Robert Riddel

Robin Dods: Selected Works by Robert Riddel

Robin Dods is synonymous with late-nineteenth and early- twentieth century Australian architecture. This book, written by Robert Riddel, is a labour of love; Riddel has spent decades researching Dods. Collating biographical information as well as historic project descriptions, the volume is a comprehensive introduction to this influential figure. Trained in the British Arts and Crafts style, Dods’s contributions to Australian design range from houses and homesteads to offices and public buildings. Those still standing include St Brigid’s Church in Brisbane, and Fenton, Dods’s own home in Sydney. The book includes an extensive collection of photos and drawings which, along with the thoughtful words, provide a fitting memorial for this architect and artist.

Robert Riddel, Uro Media, 2012, pp 200, rrp $90.00

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Published online: 1 Oct 2012

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Houses, October 2012

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