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- house is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The Griffins used Knitlock construction to build this, their first home, on land they owned on the...
- modular concrete construction system known as "Knitlock" for use in the construction of Canberra. No Knitlock buildings were ever built in Canberra, although...
- blocks and "knitlock" concrete blocks. The knitlock is reinforced with galvanised iron/steel, the galvanising being a late development in knitlock reinforcing...
- influence on her autobiography.: 124  In Australia, they pioneered the Knitlock construction method, inexactly emulated by Wright in his California textile...
- this period were built with bricks using Walter Burley Griffin's patented Knitlock system. Historically, Castlecrag was noted in the early 20th century as...
- became residents of Eaglemont, living at 23 Glenard Drive in the small knitlock house 'Pholiota' They lived alongside the house of Walter's brother-in-law...
- designed and built their house. They retained the two-storey Griffin "Knitlock" structure, demolished an adjacent lean-to, and built a new house which...
- construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In...
- construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In...
- construction system of pre-cast interlocking structural tiles, which he called "Knitlock", and used it widely, as well as stone, in the houses of Castlecrag. In...