About Harry Faulkner Brown
Lived 1920 – 2008 (aged 87–88). Harry Faulkner Brown was a British architect.
Harry Faulkner-Brown (4 December 1920 – 10 February 2008) was a British architect known for his work on the Newcastle Metro.
Biography Faulkner-Brown began his architectural studies at King's College, Newcastle and worked as a studio assistant during this time.
His "ten commandments" for library design became reference points in the field, emphasizing aspects such as adaptability and security.
In 1982, Faulkner-Brown was awarded an OBE for his contributions to architecture and social services. He authored A Sapper at Arnhem.
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Who was Harry Faulkner Brown?
architect (1920-2008)
When was Harry Faulkner Brown born?
Harry Faulkner Brown was born in 1920 in South Shields.
When did Harry Faulkner Brown die?
Harry Faulkner Brown died in 2008.
What was Harry Faulkner Brown's occupation?
Harry Faulkner Brown was an architect.
What nationality was Harry Faulkner Brown?
Harry Faulkner Brown was British.
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