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Glenn Murcutt

Glenn Murcutt is an Australian architect known for designing houses that are in harmony with their natural surroundings. This document lists numerous sources that have analyzed and documented Murcutt's singular architectural style and practice over his career. Sources discussed Murcutt's pioneering approach to vernacular architecture in Australia and how he reconciles European influences with the local environment and culture. His works are praised for framing place and sensitively integrating buildings into the landscape.

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Glenn Murcutt

Glenn Murcutt is an Australian architect known for designing houses that are in harmony with their natural surroundings. This document lists numerous sources that have analyzed and documented Murcutt's singular architectural style and practice over his career. Sources discussed Murcutt's pioneering approach to vernacular architecture in Australia and how he reconciles European influences with the local environment and culture. His works are praised for framing place and sensitively integrating buildings into the landscape.

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Glenn Murcutt

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Drew, Philip. Leaves of Iron: Glenn Murcutt, Pioneer of an Australian Architectural Form. Sydney: Law
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Drew, Philip, “Aboriginal Shelter: Marika House, Yirrkala, Australia, Glenn Murcutt, Architect.”
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Drew, Philip. “Between Two Worlds: Glenn Murcutt's Newest Building Reconciles European Gravitas
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Drew, Philip. “Inspiration from Below: Australian Vernacular in Contemporary Architecture.”


Architectural Theory Review 11, no. 1 (2006): 26-40.

Farrelly, Elizabeth. Three Houses, Glenn Murcutt. London: Phaidon, 1993.

Frampton, Kenneth. Glenn Murcutt, Architect. Sydney: 01Editions, 2006.

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Spence, Rory. “The Concept of Regionalism Today.” Transition 4, no. 3 (1985): 3-17.

Taylor, Jennifer. “Readings of Australian ‘Place’: Yesterday and Tomorrow.” Exedra 5, no. 1 (1994):
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Whiston, Anne. “Towards a Unified Vision: Architecture in the Landscape.” Landscape Architecture
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