UTS Celebrates Neville Quarry
From left, Graham Jahn AM, Director of City Planning and Regulatory Services at City of Sydney and a UTS alumnus, with UTS Architecture student Adrian Taylor, recipient of the inaugural 2015 Neville Quarry Travel Scholarship, and Professor Neville Quarry's wife, Peg Quarry, at a cocktail event celebrating the life and achievements of Professor Neville Quarry at UTS on Tuesday 28 July 2015.
As Dean and Professor of Architecture at the NSW Institute of Technology (one of UTS’s founding institutions), Professor Quarry spent more than 20 years at UTS, where his vision and experience had a lasting influence on many of Australia’s leading architects and planners, before his death in 2004.
Photo by Daisy Zheng
UTS Celebrates Neville Quarry
From left, Graham Jahn AM, Director of City Planning and Regulatory Services at City of Sydney and a UTS alumnus, with UTS Architecture student Adrian Taylor, recipient of the inaugural 2015 Neville Quarry Travel Scholarship, and Professor Neville Quarry's wife, Peg Quarry, at a cocktail event celebrating the life and achievements of Professor Neville Quarry at UTS on Tuesday 28 July 2015.
As Dean and Professor of Architecture at the NSW Institute of Technology (one of UTS’s founding institutions), Professor Quarry spent more than 20 years at UTS, where his vision and experience had a lasting influence on many of Australia’s leading architects and planners, before his death in 2004.
Photo by Daisy Zheng