Harry Traherne Moggridge

Background

Moggridge, Harry Traherne was born on February 2, 1936 in London. Son of Harry Weston and Helen Mary Ferrier (Taylor) Moggridge.

Education

Associate of Arts diploma, Architectural Association, London, 1959.

Career

Assistant, Jellicoe, Ballantyne & Coleridge, London, 1960-1963; site architect, Sir William Halcrow & Partners, Tema, Ghana, 1963-1965; landscape architect, Greater London Council, 1965-1967; private practice, London, 1967-1969; partner, Colvin and Moggridge, Lechlade, England, 1969-1997; consultant, since 1997. Landscape consultant for Inner London Royal Parks and Castle Cement, Ltd.

Achievements

• Harry Traherne Moggridge has been listed as a notable Landscape architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• Other Work

  • Principal works include landscape design of Brenig Reservoir, Wales, GaleCommon Waste Ash Hill, Yorkshire, England, JCB Factory and Offices, Staffs, England, White Horse Hill Archaeol. Monuments

  • (history parks) Blenheim, England, Castle Hill, England, Castletown Cox Eire.

Membership

Commissioner Royal Fine Art Commission, London, since 1988. Architects panel National Trust, United Kingdom, since 1991. Founding board directors Landscape Foundation, United Kingdom, since 1993, chairman since 1995.

Member Landscape Institute (honorary secretary 1971-1975, vice president 1975-1979, president 1979-1981,chairman international committee 1987-1992), International Federation Landscape Architects (United Kingdom delegate 1981-1992).

Connections

Married Catherine Grevile Herbert, December, 1962. Children: Harriet, Geoffrey, Lawrence.

Father:

Harry Weston Moggridge

Mother:

Helen Mary Ferrier (Taylor) Moggridge

Spouse:

Catherine Grevile Herbert

child:

Lawrence Moggridge

child:

Geoffrey Moggridge

child:

Harriet Moggridge