GAWLER, JOHN STEVENS

 Person: id 42672
University connections
UMelb
Event flag
World War I
Family name
GAWLER
Given name(s)
JOHN STEVENS
Initials
J.S.
Gender
Male
Early education
GAWLER, J.S. : Brighton State SchoolGAWLER, J.S. : University High School
Military service
GAWLER J.S. : Military and health.Served: Sapper 1 Dec 1916GAWLER J.S. : Military and health.Returned to Australia: 1 Jun 1919
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
GAWLER J.S. : Architect 1907 - 1909 @ Guangzhou [ Guangdong China ]GAWLER J.S. : Assistant Lecturer 1914 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Architect 24 Nov 1914 - @ 443 Little Collins Street : Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Lecturer in Architecture 1920 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Dean 1938 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Controller of Building Permits 1 Feb 1938 - Department of War Organisation of Industry @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Deputy Chairman 1943 - Commonwealth Housing Commision @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Member - part time 1949 - 1953 Victorian Housing Commission @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]GAWLER J.S. : Architect - Gawler & Drummond Architects @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]
Professional Association Memberships
GAWLER, JOHN STEVENS : Royal Australian Institute of Architects, 1938GAWLER, JOHN STEVENS : Victorian Town & Country Planning BoardGAWLER, JOHN STEVENS : Royal Victorian Institute of Architects, 1922
Other events
GAWLER J.S. : Specific terms.Awarded Sir James Barrett medal 19959
Death
GAWLER J.S. : Death 6 Sep 1978 @ Mitcham [ VIC Australia ]
OCRd book entry or other narrative
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.
Person type (special flags)
University staff member, no Aust. tertiary education
Visible notes
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
ADB Entry ID
10285
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