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About Beverley Ussher
Beverley Ussher (1868–1908) was an Australian architect who practiced mainly in Melbourne, Victoria from the 1880s until his death in 1908, aged only 40. He is known for the development of the local residential style, the Federation Queen Anne, characterised by complex tall red tiled roofs, with projecting half-timbered gables and dormers and wide timber verandahs, that became standard for houses across Melbourne and Victoria in the period 1900–1915. He began developing the style from about 1892 in a series of houses, but is best known as part of the partnership of Ussher & Kemp from 1899 to 1908, which produced some of the most outstanding designs in the new Queen Anne mode.
Everything about Beverley Ussher →- Occupation
- architect
- Born
- 1868
- Died
- June 8, 1908