Colonial architect John James Clark was fourteen when he began practising as an architect. Over six decades, he designed some of the most beautiful buildings in Australia and New Zealand. While he is little-known today, when he died in 1915 he was described as "Australia's greatest architect”. This fascinating biography reveals the inspiration and drama of Clark's controversial career, and contains original plans, elevations and previously unpublished sketches.
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