George Henry Freedman b. 6 March 1936

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect),
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Freedman trained as an architect. His interior design career began with Kahn & Jacobs Architects, a New York City firm. He later shifted to London, then back to New York working for Knoll International. He arrived in Sydney in 1969, forming a partnership with Neville Marsh in 1971. Freedman's practice later became Freedman Rembel in 2002. The practice was associated with PTW (Peddle Thorp Walker) architects after 2010.
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  • State Library of NSW
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    Freedman’s surviving design drawings and a collection of photography of some of his commissions are in the State Library of NSW collections. See “State Bank of New South Wales, Martin Place, Sydney – design drawings for the executive levels, 1984-1887 / Interior Designers Marsh Freedman Associates Pty Ltd” PXD 1085.

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    Additional material also held in SLNSW

  • Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (Powerhouse Museum), Sydney, NSW

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