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Moro, Peter [1911-1998. Germany/UK. Architect]
Moro, Peter [1911-1998. Germany/UK. Architect]
Peter Meinhard Moro [commonly known as Peter Moro] was born in Heidelberg, Germa… subscribers only
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Bibliography
1. Benton, Charlotte. A different world: emigre architects in Britain 1928-1958. London: RIBA Heinz Gallery, 1995
2. Croft, Catherine. 'Me and my Moro house'. C20. The Magazine of the Twentieth Century Society, issue 2, 2021 pp. 34-44 [An interview with Glynys Johnson and Tony Bevan, owners of a house in Blackheath, London built by the architect Peter Moro for himself and his family in 1958]
3. Fair, Alistair. Setting the Scene: Perspectives on Twentieth-Century Theatre Architecture. London: Routledge, 2017 [Contains a 30-page chapter: ‘A London architect who specialised: Peter Moro and festivity in theatre design, c.1955-82]
4. Fernand, Deirdre. ‘Peter Moro and the Men from Mars’ in Applied Arts in British Exile from 1933, edited by Marian Malet. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2019 pp.27-48 [ISBN 10: 9004395091ISBN 13: 9789004395091]
5. Moro, Peter. ‘Harbour Meadow, Birdham, Sussex’ Twentieth Century Architecture. The Journal of the Twentieth Century Society [The Modern House Revisited special issue] no.2, 1996 pp.8-14
6. Powers, Alan. Modern. The Modern Movement in Britain. London: Merrell, 2005
1. Benton, Charlotte. A different world: emigre architects in Britain 1928-1958. London: RIBA Heinz Gallery, 1995
2. Croft, Catherine. 'Me and my Moro house'. C20. The Magazine of the Twentieth Century Society, issue 2, 2021 pp. 34-44 [An interview with Glynys Johnson and Tony Bevan, owners of a house in Blackheath, London built by the architect Peter Moro for himself and his family in 1958]
3. Fair, Alistair. Setting the Scene: Perspectives on Twentieth-Century Theatre Architecture. London: Routledge, 2017 [Contains a 30-page chapter: ‘A London architect who specialised: Peter Moro and festivity in theatre design, c.1955-82]
4. Fernand, Deirdre. ‘Peter Moro and the Men from Mars’ in Applied Arts in British Exile from 1933, edited by Marian Malet. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2019 pp.27-48 [ISBN 10: 9004395091ISBN 13: 9789004395091]
5. Moro, Peter. ‘Harbour Meadow, Birdham, Sussex’ Twentieth Century Architecture. The Journal of the Twentieth Century Society [The Modern House Revisited special issue] no.2, 1996 pp.8-14
6. Powers, Alan. Modern. The Modern Movement in Britain. London: Merrell, 2005
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Abstract of A London architect who has specialised: Peter Moro and festivity in theatre design, c. 1955–82., a 30-page chapter in Setting the Scene: Perspectives on Twentieth-Century Theatre Architecture by Alistair Fair (2016)
Alan Powers. ‘Obituary: Peter Moro’. Independent 20 November 1998
Ben Uri Research Unit
British Library. Sound archive catalogue. Moro, Peter. (1 of 15). National Life Story Collection: Architects' Lives [Interviewer: Louise Brodie]
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C20. Twentieth Century Society
C20. Twentieth Century Society
C20. Twentieth Century Society. Hull’s Gulbenkian listing confirms recognition of undervalued C20 architect
Historic England
Historic England
Neil Bingham. Peter Meinhard Moro. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography [Subscription service]
RIBA
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Wikipedia
Abstract of A London architect who has specialised: Peter Moro and festivity in theatre design, c. 1955–82., a 30-page chapter in Setting the Scene: Perspectives on Twentieth-Century Theatre Architecture by Alistair Fair (2016)
Alan Powers. ‘Obituary: Peter Moro’. Independent 20 November 1998
Ben Uri Research Unit
British Library. Sound archive catalogue. Moro, Peter. (1 of 15). National Life Story Collection: Architects' Lives [Interviewer: Louise Brodie]
British Listed Buildings
British Listed Buildings
British Listed Buildings
British Listed Buildings
C20. Twentieth Century Society
C20. Twentieth Century Society
C20. Twentieth Century Society. Hull’s Gulbenkian listing confirms recognition of undervalued C20 architect
Historic England
Historic England
Neil Bingham. Peter Meinhard Moro. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography [Subscription service]
RIBA
Traces Project
Wikipedia