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Modular concrete construction system
Knitlock is an interlocking modular concrete construction system patented in Australia in 1917 by Walter Burley Griffin, Marion Mahony Griffin, and David
Knitlock
American architect (1876–1937)
modular concrete construction system known as "Knitlock" for use in the construction of Canberra. No Knitlock buildings were ever built in Canberra, although
Walter_Burley_Griffin
Historic site in New South Wales, Australia
blocks and "knitlock" concrete blocks. The knitlock is reinforced with galvanised iron/steel, the galvanising being a late development in knitlock reinforcing
Duncan_House,_Castlecrag
American architect and artist (1871–1961)
great influence on her autobiography. In Australia, they pioneered the Knitlock construction method, inexactly emulated by Wright in his California textile
Marion_Mahony_Griffin
Suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
this period were built with bricks using Walter Burley Griffin's patented Knitlock system. Historically, Castlecrag was noted in the early 20th century as
Castlecrag
Listed house in Melbourne, Australia
designed for their use as a weekend retreat. The Frankstown prototype "knitlock" cottages employed a construction system of concrete wall tile units that
Pholiota_(house)
Heritage-listed cottage in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
National Estate on 30 June 1992. In 1922, Walter Burley Griffin built twin Knitlock cottages as holiday homes, most likely for W. A Fowler, with Gumnuts situated
Gumnuts_(cottage)
Heritage-listed house in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
architects. The house was built using Walter Burley Griffin's patented knitlock system and conformed to his principles regarding segmental architecture;
Murray_Griffin_house
Historic site in New South Wales, Australia
Buhrich's designed and built their house. They retained the two-storey Griffin knitlock structure, demolished an adjacent lean-to, and built a new house which
Buhrich_House_II
Suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
became residents of Eaglemont, living at 23 Glenard Drive in the small knitlock house 'Pholiota'. They lived alongside the house of Walter's brother-in-law
Eaglemont
Historic site in New South Wales, Australia
construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In
Walter_Burley_Griffin_Lodge
Historic site in New South Wales, Australia
construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In
Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator, Willoughby
Walter_Burley_Griffin_Incinerator,_Willoughby
Historic site in New South Wales, Australia
construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In
Fishwick_House
Heritage-listed house in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
permanent home. It is one of the best and most intact examples in Victoria of knitlock construction, a segmental concrete wall system invented by Walter Burley
Stokesay_(house)
Heritage-listed house in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
house, completed in the Inter-war Californian Bungalow style, utilises the knitlock construction system patented by Griffin in 1917, a precast concrete block
Jefferies_house,_Melbourne
Heritage-listed youth camp program in Victoria, Australia
the bunk houses as well as their cement roof tiles, using their patented knitlock system. Nicholls laid out the camp in c. 1932, designing the masonry structures
Camp_Manyung
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