Peter Reginald Proudfoot

Background

Proudfoot, Peter Reginald was born on November 27, 1936 in Sydney, Australia. Son of John Edric and Adele Ruvé (Bowden) Proudfoot.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture, University Sydney, 1960. Master of Architecture, University Pennsylvania, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy, University New S. Wales, 1974.

Career

Design architect, Office New S. Wales Government Architect, Sydney, 1960-1963; supervising architect, Richard Sheppard, Robson and Partners, London, 1964-1965; architect, Louis I. Kahn, Philadelphia, 1966; lecturer, then senior lecturer, U. New S. Wales, Sydney, 1968; subject master in communication, U. New S. Wales, Sydney, 1968-1979; director architectural history, U. New S. Wales, Sydney, since 1979; visiting fellow, U. Liverpool, United Kingdom, since 1990; associate professor, director post graduate studies School Architecture, U. New S. Wales, Sydney, 1990-1996; professor Architecture, since 1996. Consultant National Institute Dramatic Art, 1970-1973, National Estate Division Australian Government, 1973-1974, communications of Inquiry into Maritime Industry, 1976, Australian Development Corporation, since 1981.

Achievements

• Peter Reginald Proudfoot has been listed as a notable Architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Royal Australian Institute Architects (associate), Royal Australian History Society, Association Maritime Historians, Society Rome Scholars, Society Architectural Historians (president Australia and New Zealand since 1985).

Interests

• Avocations: music, chess, squash.

Connections

Married Helen Colleen Baker, February 3, 1968. Children: Ann Leila, Emma May.

Father:

John Edric Proudfoot

Mother:

Adele Ruvé (Bowden) Proudfoot

Spouse:

Helen Colleen Baker

child:

Emma May Proudfoot

child:

Ann Leila Proudfoot