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goldfinger [1902-1987. Hungary/UK. Architect]

Ernö Goldfinger was born in Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary], on 11 Sept… subscribers only

$Photograph of Ernö Goldfinger$

Photograph of Ernö Goldfinger

Bibliography

1. Contemporary Architects. Edited by Ann Lee Morgan and Colin Naylor. Chicago, Illinois St. James Press, 2nd edition, 1987 [Contains a comprehensive list of Goldfinger’s architectural projects]

2. Contemporary Designers, edited by Sara Prendergast. Detroit, Michigan: St. James Press, 3rd edition, 1997

3. Elwall, Robert. Erno Goldfinger. London: Academy, 1996 [RIBA Drawings Monograph No.3]

4. Ernö Goldfinger : Works 1. Compiled by James Dunnett and Gavin Stamp. London : Architectural Association 1983 [Published to accompany an exhibition at the Architectural Association from 2 June to 25 June 1983]

5. Exhibition of the Work of Ernö Goldfinger RA celebrating his 80th Year. London: Royal Academy of Arts, 1983.

6. Goldfinger, Ernö. British furniture to-day. London : A. Tiranti 1951

7. Harwood, Elain and Powers, AlanErnö Goldfinger. London: Historic England, 2020

8. Powers, Alan. Modern. The Modern Movement in Britain. London: Merrell, 2005

9. Read, Herbert. 'Ernö Goldfinger'. Architectural Design vol. 33, January 1963 pp. 6-54 [A detailed chronology of the life and work of Ernö Goldfinger]

10. Richards, J. M. 'Criticism: office building in Albermarle Street, London, W.1.'. Architects' Journal vol. 126, 18 July 1957 pp. 105-107 [Office building designed by Ernö Goldfinger]

11. Slessor, Catherine. 'Reframing Balfrom'. C20. The Magazine of the Twentieth Century Society, issue 2, 2021 pp. 22-31

12. Stamp, Gavin and Goldfinger, Ernö. ‘Conversation with Ernö Goldfinger’ Thirties Society Journal no.2, 1982 pp.19-24

13. Warburton, Nigel. Ernö Goldfinger : the life of an architect London : Routledge 2004

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