Person

Mitchell, George Finlay (1916 - 2006)

Born
2 January 1916
Essendon, Victoria, Australia
Died
15 October 2006
Windsor, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Architect

Summary

George Mitchell was a partner in the renowned Australian architecture firm Mockridge, Stahle & Mitchell, established in 1946. The firm undertook commissions on primary, secondary and tertiary campuses in several Australian states. The firm's largest commission was the Melbourne University Medical School.

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Newspaper Articles

  • Clerehan, N., 'Professional efficacy marked a long career', The Age (2006). Details

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