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Jean Fombertaux
Jean Fombertaux (1935–1976, Sydney, Australia) was a French émigré architect who spent most of his career designing buildings in and around Sydney. His style was exemplary of Sydney architecture during the 1960s and was significant to the modernist movement.
== Life ==
Fombertaux was born in France and was brought up in the French colonies of South East Asia. The adolescent Fombertaux arrived in Australia when he was sixteen years old, after fleeing the war. His father worked in the French Foreign Service and he had to endure a strict upbringing. In later years, Fombertaux studied architecture at the Sydney Technical College with Russell Jack and Bruce Rickard. Like many of the Sydney-based architects, Fombertaux chose to build his own house on the North Shore where he built one of Australia’s iconic houses the ‘The Fombertaux House’. In the year of the house's completion, Fombertaux was offered a position in the office of Le Corbusier, but never returned to France to take the offer.
His son, André Fombertaux, has spent most of his life has living in and working on Fombertaux House.
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