According to Fung, ‘Sydney School’ is a term first introduced by Robin Boyd in order to demonstrate the architectural design of the 1950s and 1960s in Sydney or even NSW region. However, Urford says that ‘Sydney School’ is not limited in Sydney or NSW in fact, but spread to the nation. In addition, mentioned in Urford’s essay, Fung strongly argued that ‘Sydney School’ seems like a design of HOUSE integrating with common beliefs and ideas or demonstration of discernible architectural philosophies at that time. Urford mentioned five international approaches of architectural philosophies, and the influences of organic forms of Frank Lloyd Wright and traditional Japanese architecture are profound in integration with Australian natural materials
