(Edwin) Maxwell Fry

* August 2, 1899 Wallasey
† September 3, 1987 Cotherstone

British architect and publicist.

• Village College
  1936-39
  Impington, Great Britain
  
• Mietwohnhaus in London
  1938
  London, Great Britain
  
• Haus Donaldson - Timberhaus Sevenoaks
  1936-37
  Shipbourne, Great Britain
  
• Villa »Miramonte«
  1936
  Kingston upon Thames, Great Britain
  
• Werkswohnungsanlage der Gaswerke
  1936
  London, Great Britain
  
• Wohnhaus in Hampstead
  1936
  Camden, Great Britain
  
• Film-Laboratorien (Film Processing Laboratory)
  1936
  Denham, Great Britain
  
• Levy House
  1935
  Kensington and Chelsea, Great Britain
  
• Sun House
  1935
  Camden, Great Britain
  

year	description	section	level
1964	Gold medal, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)

• Tropical Architecture in the Dry and Humid Zones
  M. Fry, J. Drew
  R. E. Krieger Publishing Company; 1982
  
• 
  Three Houses
  M. Fry, G. Murcutt
  Phaidon Press Inc.; 1993
  
• 
  Documenting Chandigarh
  The Indian Architecture of Pierre Jeanneret, Edwin Maxwell Fry, Jane Beverly Drew
  M. Fry, J. Drew, K. Joshi
  Mapin; 1999
  
• 
  Glenn Murcutt
  Three Houses
  M. Fry, E. M. Farelly
  Phaidon Press Inc.; 2002
  

• Mr. E. Maxwell Fry
  in: Royal Society of Arts, London. RSA Journal, 1987,5375
  page 850
  - obituary
  
• Max Fry 1899-1987
  in: Building Design, 1987,852
  D. Pearce
  page 2
  - obituary
  
• Max Fry: Inspirations, friendships, and achievements of a lifetime in the modern movement
  in: Building, 4/1975
  A. E. J. Morris, C. Murphy
  page 52–58
  - interview
  

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