George McRae

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George McRae was a Scottish-born Australian architect best known for designing prominent public buildings in Sydney, including the Queen Victoria Building.

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instanceOf Australian architect
architect
person
architecturalStyle Edwardian Baroque
linked to: Baroque Revival

Federation Free Classical
Romanesque Revival
linked to: Neo-Romanesque
countryOfBirth Scotland
countryOfCitizenship Australia
countryOfDeath Australia
designed Central Railway Station ancillary buildings, Sydney
Department of Education building, Bridge Street, Sydney
Queen Victoria Building, Sydney
Sydney Markets building, Haymarket
Taronga Zoo main entrance and early buildings
linked to: Taronga Zoo
employer City of Sydney
familyName McRae
fieldOfWork architecture
givenName George
name George McRae
nationality Scottish-born Australian
notableFor design of the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney
designing prominent public buildings in Sydney
notableWork Central Railway Station (Sydney) buildings
Department of Education building (Sydney)
Queen Victoria Building
Sydney Markets building
Taronga Zoo structures (Sydney)
linked to: Taronga Zoo
occupation architect
placeOfBirth Edinburgh
placeOfDeath Sydney
positionHeld City Architect of Sydney
residence Sydney
workLocation New South Wales
Sydney

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Queen Victoria Building architect George McRae
George McRae name George McRae