Margaret Feilman

Australian architect and urban planner

Margaret Feilman - Scientists & Innovators born 1921
Born

1921
104 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Australia

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An architect and urban planner contributed significantly to urban development in Australia. Played a key role in the design of modern residential and commercial spaces. Worked extensively on city planning projects that improved infrastructure and community spaces. Engaged in various educational initiatives advocating for sustainable design and urbanism.

Designed the redevelopment of the Sydney Fish Markets

Contributed to the planning of the Canberra Central Business District

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