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    Ian Oelrichs: Cultivating community

    Jul 29, 2019 3 minutes
    Words compiled by Catherin Bull, with the assistance of notes from Bruce Mackenzie, Mark Fuller, Peter Jacobs, Jacinta McCann, John Van Pelt and George Williams.
    Photo: Peter Derrett

    Ian Oelrichs OAM FAILA ASLA (1929–2019) was pivotal to the regional and international development of Australian landscape architectural practice and worked tirelessly to expand the profession’s frontiers.

    Ian Oelrichs died two days short of his seventieth birthday in a car accident near Bangalow in northern New South Wales,

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