Walter Scott Law
| Walter Scott Law |
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| Born |
1860
London, England |
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| Residence |
Melbourne, Australia |
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| Nationality |
British |
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| Occupation |
Architect |
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| Spouse(s) |
Czarina Annie Egan |
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| Children |
4 |
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Walter Scott Law was an English-born Australian architect based in Melbourne.
Biography
Early life
Walter Scott Law was born in 1860 in London, England.[1] He emigrated to Australia.
Career
He became a renowned architect in Melbourne. For example, in 1887-1889, he designed the Biltmore building located at 152 Bridport Street in Albert Park.[2][3] In 1890-1891, he designed Drummond Terrace, located at 93-105 Drummond Street in Carlton.[4] In 1892, he designed Medley Hall located at 44 Drummond Street, also in Carlton.[5] The building was originally built as a private mansion for Leah Abrahams, a wealthy widow; it is now used as a residential college by the University of Melbourne. Additionally, he designed the Rosaville building located next door, at 46 Drummond Street in Carlton.[6] He went on to design many more buildings in Carlton, mostly for Jewish clients.[6]
Personal life
He married Czarina Annie Egan.[1] They had four children.[1]
Gallery
| Buildings designed by Walter Scott Law |
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