W. W. Falconer-Green

Also known as William Wilbert Falconer-Green
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Falconer-Green was an industrial designer and the 1st president of the Society of Designers for Industry, 1948. He was instrumental in engaging the Commonwealth in a role in Australian industrial design. He was a specialist in colour and its psychological effects and carried on a design practice as Falconer-Green and Associates with Chere Mary Falconer-Green and John Falconer-Green. Partnership was dissolved in 1947.
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associate of
Chere Mary Falconer-Green
Designer
partner in Falconer-Green and Associates
associate of
John Falconer-Green
Designer
partner in Falconer-Green and Associates
associate of
Max Hutchinson
Curator (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
fellow founding member of Australian Society of Designers for Industry in 1948

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References [<ExternalResource: Notice of Dissolution of Partnership of Falconer-Green and Associates. The Argus 23 October 1947, p.15>, <ExternalResource: Michael Cannon. "Colour can make life easier." Advocate, Burnie, Tas., 10 July 1948, page 5 >] [<ExternalResource: Notice of Dissolution of Partnership of Falconer-Green and Associates. The Argus 23 October 1947, p.15>]