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- After forming an alliance in 1919, Hudson and Wardrop entered the competition for the national War Memorial in 1923 and won first prize.
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Hudson & Wardrop. After forming an alliance in 1919, Hudson and Wardrop entered the competition for the national War Memorial in 1923 and won first prize. The Shrine is known to be Melbourne’s most important Public Monument.
Jul 30, 2015 · The project includes a museum, with an exhibition grain of large and small that recalls ARM’s National Museum of Australia, Canberra. Philip B. Hudson and James H. Wardrop’s original Shrine of Remembrance (1923–34) has been hallowed if not fraught ground indeed since its competition victory.
In 1923, local architects Phillip Hudson and James Wardrop were awarded first place in a competition to design a National War Memorial to honour the sacrifice of Victorians during the First...
Phillip Burgoyne Hudson and James Hastie Wardrop won the competition for the design of the Victorian National War Memorial, known as the Shrine of Remembrance, in 1924 (see Royal Victorian Institute of Architecture Journal, January 1924 pp. 161-2).
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It was designed by the architects of the Shrine, Hudson and Wardrop, and features bronze statuary by Paul Montford. Other installations in the Shrine Reserve include four light pylons which were designed as part of the original design concept and constructed in 1934. Cast iron lamp posts, also dating from the original scheme,
After forming an alliance in 1919, Hudson and Wardrop entered the competition for the national War Memorial in 1923 and won first prize. The Shrine is known to be Melbourne’s most important Public Monument. [5]
