Kerry and Lindsay Clare

Kerry Clare and Lindsay Clare are a wife and husband duo who are Australian

Professional career

Kerry Clare and Lindsay Clare practiced in

Following the inclusion of the McWilliam residence in the Venice Biennale 1991 their Cotton Tree social housing project was selected worldwide for inclusion in the 'Ten Shades of Green' exhibition in New York; an exhibition demonstrating architectural excellence and environmental sensitivity organised by the Architectural League of New York.

The Clares were appointed as Design Directors to the

Kerry and Lindsay are currently appointed as Professors of the School of Architecture and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle, NSW and as Visiting Professors at the Abedian School of Architecture, Bond University, QLD. Clare Design (with Hayball as Architect of Record) recently completed the Library at The Dock in Melbourne's Docklands for the City of Melbourne, Lend Lease and Places Victoria. The library is the first six star Green Star public building in Australia.

Notable projects

• White Residence, Fig Tree Pocket (QLD)
• Goetz House, Buderim (QLD)
• Kirami, Buderim (QLD)
• Thrupp + Summers, Nambour (QLD)
• McWilliam Residence, Mooloolaba (QLD)
• Rainbow Shores housing, Rainbow Shores (QLD)
• Clare Residence, Buderim (QLD)
• Hammond House, Cooran (QLD)
• Cotton Tree Pilot Housing Project, Cotton Tree (QLD)
• University of Sunshine Coast Recreation Club, Sippy Downs (QLD)
• Refurbishment of Circular Quay wharves (NSW)^[2]
• No. 1 Fire Station, Sydney (NSW)
• Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (Architectus), Brisbane (QLD)
• University of Sunshine Coast Chancellery (Architectus), Sippy Downs (QLD)
• University of NSW Student Housing (Architectus), Kensington (NSW)
• Wesley House (Architectus + Fulton Trotter Architects), Brisbane (QLD)
• Library at The Dock, Melbourne (Clare Design with Hayball), Melbourne (VIC)

Bibliography

• Midant, Jean Paul (ed): 1996, "Clare, Lindsay et Kerry", Dictionnaire de l’Architecture du xxe siecle, Hazan, Institut Francais D’Architecture, France, pp 202 –203
• Pearman, Hugh: 1998, "Living" and "Sport", Contemporary World Architecture, Phaidon Press Limited, London, pp 221, 229, 424
• Smith, Robert: 1999, Allgemeines Kunsterlexikon, Germany
• Beck, H & Cooper, J: 2000, ‘Practice Profile: Clare Design’, Architectural Design Vol 70 No 2 * * Space Architecture, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, London, UK, pp 102–108
• Hyatt, P: 2000, ‘Lindsay and Kerry Clare - The Identity of Place’, Local Heroes, Architecture of Australia's Sunshine Coast, Craftsmen House, Sydney, August, pp 6, 18-52, 168-219
• Stungo, N: 2001, The House Book, Phaidon, London, UK, p 78
• Buchanan, P: 2005, Ten Shades of Green: Architecture and the Natural World, Architectural League of New York
• Gossel, P (ed): 2007, ‘Clare, Kerry and Lindsay’ Modern Architecture A-Z, Taschen, Cologne, pp 206–207
• Rihan, X 2008: 100x400 Collections of Famous International Architects, HK RIHAN, Int’l Culture Spread Ltd, Hong Kong. vol. 1, pp 36–43
• Wallace, M & Stutchbury, S: 2008, Place Makers - Contemporary Queensland Architects, Queensland Art Gallery, Australia, pp 118–131
• Beck, H + Cooper, J: 2010, Architectus - Between Order and Opportunity, ORO Editions, California, USA, pp 1–271
• Beck, H + Cooper, J: 2015, Clare Design Works 1980 - 2015, ORO Editions, California, USA pp 1–271
• Goad, P: 2015, Library at The Dock, Architecture Australia, Jan/Feb, pp 92–99
• Goad, P (ed), Willis, J (ed): 2012, The Encyclopaedia of Australian Architecture, Cambridge University Press, New York, USA, pp 41–42, 148-149, 157, 248, 382, 429, 484, 548, 555, 578, 589, 609, 668, 717, 755
• Xu, Y: 2010, 'Creating the Pleasure of Occupation: The Perspective and Practice of the Clares', World Architecture-Contemporary Architecture in Australia, World Architecture Magazine Publication, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, pp 16, 25-35, 42-47, 138

References

External links

• Clare Design