Editing Harry Seidler (section)

==List of buildings==
[[File:Mlc center syd.jpg|thumb|[[MLC Centre]], Sydney, 1972–75]]
[[File:Wien - Wohnpark Neue Donau.JPG|thumb|Wohnpark-Neue-Donau, Vienna, Austria, 1993]]
[[File:Thorpe's Aquatic Center.jpg|thumb|Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre, Ultimo, Sydney, 2001–07]]
* 1948–50: [[Rose Seidler House]], Wahroonga (earlier publications list suburb as Turramurra) (Sydney)
* 1949–54 Julian Rose House, Wahroonga  – early publications call Rose House, Turramurra (Sydney)
* 1951–53: [[Marcus Seidler House]], Wahroonga (early publications list suburb as Turramurra)  (Sydney)
* 1950: [[Meller House]], Castlecrag (Sydney)
* 1952–54: [[Hutter House]], Turramurra (Sydney) – since greatly modified such that hardly anything of Seidler's design remains.
* 1952–54: [[Igloo House]], also known as the Williamson House, Mosman (Sydney)<ref name=nswshr-1652>{{cite NSW SHR|5045139|Igloo House, The|hr=01652|fn=H00/00503|access-date=2 June 2018}}</ref>
* 1952–54 Thurlow House, Blakehurst (Sydney)
* 1954 Bowden House, Deakin (Canberra) [https://web.archive.org/web/20170225042747/http://architecture.com.au/docs/default-source/act-notable-buildings/r091_house_at_11_northcote_street_deakin_rstca.pdf?sfvrsn=2]
* 1957: Glass House, Chatswood (Sydney) [https://books.google.com/books?id=jIGJmn4vkccC&q=Glass+house]
* 1959: [[Canberra South Bowling Club]], Griffith (Canberra) – (since demolished) [https://web.archive.org/web/20070926222851/http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/pictoria/a/2/3/doc/a23177.shtml]
* 1960: [[Ithaca Gardens]], Elizabeth Bay (Sydney)
* 1961: [[Grimson & Rose Exhibition House]], Pennant Hills (Sydney) – (since demolished)
* 1958–61: [[Blues Point Tower]], McMahons Point (Sydney)
* 1961: [[Wood House (Penrith)|Wood House]], Penrith (Sydney) – since mostly demolished and greatly altered
* 1961–67: [[Australia Square|Australia Square Tower]], Sydney
* 1962: Ski Lodge, Thredbo
* 1963: Muller House, Port Hacking (Sydney)
* 1963–65: [[Rushcutters Bay Apartments]] (later called "Aquarius", Rushcutters Bay (Sydney)
* 1964–67: [[Public housing in Australia|Rosebery Apartments NSW Department of Housing]], Maloney St Eastlakes (Sydney)
* 1964–68: [[Garran Group Housing]], Canberra – (since demolished)
* 1965: [[Ercildoune]], 85 Elizabeth Bay Road 
* 1965–68: [[Campbell Group Housing]], Canberra – (since repainted alternating black and white)
* 1965–66: [[Links View Apartments (Sydney)|Links View Apartments]], Earlwood (Sydney)
* 1965–66: [[Arlington Apartments (Sydney)|Arlington Apartments]], Edgecliff (Sydney)
* 1966–67: [[Harry and Penelope Seidler House]], Killara (Sydney)
* 1968: [[International Lodge]], Elizabeth Bay (Sydney)
* 1969–70: [[Condominium Apartments]], Acapulco, Mexico
* 1970–74: [[Edmund Barton Building]] (formerly ''Trade Group Offices''), Canberra
* 1971–72: [[Gissing House]], Wahroonga (Sydney)
* 1971–72: Offices, 41 McClaren St, North Sydney (Sydney)
* 1972–75: [[MLC Centre]], Sydney
* 1973–77: [[Embassy of Australia, Paris]], France
* 1973–94: [[Harry Seidler Offices and Apartments]], Milsons Point (Sydney)
* 1978–80: [[Karalyka Centre]] (formerly ''Ringwood Cultural Centre'') (many non-Seidler alterations), Ringwood (Melbourne)
* 1978–82: [[72 Apartments]], Broadbeach (Gold Coast) – (now called Broadbeach Waters)
* 1979–82: [[Hillside Housing]], Augusta Village, Kooralbyn, Queensland.
* 1980–84: [[Hong Kong Club Building#Third generation|Hong Kong Club Building]], Hong Kong Central
* 1981–83: [[Merson House]], Palm Beach (Sydney)
* 1982–84: [[City of Monash]] (formerly ''Waverley Civic Centre''), Glen Waverley (Melbourne)
* 1982–84: [[Lakeview Townhouses]] (formerly 'Yarralumla Group Houses') Yarralumla (Canberra)
* 1982–88: [[Grosvenor Place (Sydney)|Grosvenor Place]], Sydney
* 1983–84: [[Hannes House]], Cammeray (Sydney)
* 1983–86: [[Riverside Centre, Brisbane|Riverside Centre]], Brisbane
* 1984–89: 9 Castlereagh St (formerly [[Capita Centre]]), Sydney
* 1985: [[Garden Island Dockyard Workshop]], Garden Island (Sydney)
* 1985–89: [[1 Spring Street]] (formerly ''Shell House''), Melbourne
* 1987: Hilton Hotel, [[Elizabeth Street, Brisbane]]<ref>[http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/travel/ageing-luxury-brisbanes-hilton-reaches-milestone-20120606-1zwei.html "Ageing luxury: Brisbane's Hilton reaches milestone"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170225042747/http://architecture.com.au/docs/default-source/act-notable-buildings/r091_house_at_11_northcote_street_deakin_rstca.pdf?sfvrsn=2 |date=25 February 2017 }}, ''[[Brisbane Times]]'' (7 June 2012)</ref>
* 1987–91: [[QV1]], Perth
* 1989–91: [[Hamilton House (building)|Hamilton House]], Vaucluse (Sydney)
* 1990: [[Monash Gallery of Art]] (with non-Seidler additions), Wheelers Hill (outer Melbourne)
* 1990–98: [[Horizon Apartments]] (originally published as ABC Apartments), Darlinghurst (Sydney)
* 1993–98: [[:de:Wohnpark Neue Donau|Wohnpark Neue Donau]], Vienna, Austria
* 1994–95: [[Meares House]], Birchgrove (Sydney)
* 1995–96: [[Gilhotra House]], Hunters Hill (Sydney)
* 1995–00: [[Grollo Tower project]], Melbourne (never built)
* 1996–98: [[Elizabeth Street Offices]], Surry Hills (Sydney) – occupied by the Australia Council
* 1996–99: [[Berman House]], (originally published as "House in Southern Highlands", from 2010 marketed by new owner for accommodation as "Seidler House") [[Joadja, New South Wales]]
* 1996–02: [[:de:Hochhaus Neue Donau|Hochhaus Neue Donau]], Vienna, Austria
* 1999–04 [[Cove Apartments]], Sydney
* 1999–05: [[Riparian Plaza]], Brisbane
* 1999–00: [[ARCA Showroom]], Perth
* 2001–06: [[Meriton Tower (Sydney)|Meriton Tower]], Sydney
* 2001–03: [[North Apartments]], Sydney
* 2001–07: [[Ian Thorpe Aquatic and Fitness Centre|Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre]] (formerly "Ultimo Aquatic Centre"), [[Ultimo, New South Wales|Ultimo]], Sydney
* 2004–09: Waves on Hamilton, townhouses, Hamilton Island, Queensland.
* 2004–09: Alliance Française Building, Sydney – (his last commercial and public design)