Mary de Saulles Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Mary de Saulles Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Mary de Saulles.
Having heard about this great loss, the family of this individual is passing through pains, mourning the unexpected passing of their beloved.
This departure was confirmed through social media posts made by Twitter users who pour out tributes, and condolences to the family of the deceased.
Mary de Saulles was a truly inspirational lady and I am very thankful to of know her and heard her amazing stories. She was an architectural legend and I hope her story inspires future architects for years to come.
Mary de Saulles was a truly inspirational lady and I am very thankful to of know her and heard her amazing stories. She was an architectural legend and I hope her story inspires future architects for years to come. https://t.co/3cYNk6kKYb
— Becki Smith (@Bertbexter) July 8, 2020
We are deeply saddened to hear of Mary de Saulles passing. Mary was a true inspiration in Architecture and her message was strong and from the heart: “Females can have it all, that’s what I’ve done and it’s great”.
We are deeply saddened to hear of Mary de Saulles passing. Mary was a true inspiration in Architecture and her message was strong and from the heart: “Females can have it all, that’s what I’ve done and it’s great”. ✨
A brief film of Mary’s story: https://t.co/8km1iBob1S pic.twitter.com/vvc86BIpOw
— RIBA West Midlands (@RIBAWestMids) July 8, 2020
We were very sorry to hear that Mary De Saulles has died, aged 94. Mary’s very well regarded book ‘The Story of Shrewsbury’ is a most brilliant account of the history of our town.Mary became an architect in 1948 as one of only 42 ladies to join the profession that year. She worked in London County Council’s Architect’s Department, and then as Industrial Designer to British European Airways before becoming an architectiural consultant. In the 1960s she and her family moved to Shropshire where she established a small architectural practice in St Mary’s Water Lane, together with her husband Patrick, that received Civic Society awards and an RIBA Commendation. One of Mary’s projects was to design viewing platforms around the old well heads that used to serve the town, at Conduit Head in Nobold. The site is now leased to Shropshire Beekeepers Association and has been transformed into a wildlife visitor centre.
Mary has been involved in many aspects of Shrewsbury, including as Chairman of the RIBA’s Festival of Architecture, of The Business Club, and of The Shropshire Building Preservation Trust.
Mary de Saulles designed British Airways original red square logo, wrote The Story of Shrewsbury and was one of the oldest patients to have open heart surgery at the age of 90.
Sad to hear about the passing of Mary de Saulles. Lovely lady with a passion for Shrewsbury Heritage, History & Architecture. Very honoured to write the foreword for her Shrewsbury History book.
Sad to hear about the passing of Mary de Saulles. Lovely lady with a passion for Shrewsbury Heritage, History & Architecture. Very honoured to write the foreword for her Shrewsbury History book. https://t.co/6xGE9y9QCu
— Helen Ball (@ball_helen) June 18, 2020
Shrewsbury Civic Society with great sadness announce the passing of our member and colleague Mary de Saulles,
Memories of a Pioneering Life in Architecture
Shrewsbury Civic Society with great sadness announce the passing of our member and colleague Mary de Saulles,
Memories of a Pioneering Life in Architecture https://t.co/WblFyPz2bg— Shrewsbury (@TheBearSteps) June 18, 2020
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