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Kemper
[edit]- William L. Perkins AIA 1950
- Marshall Shaffer AIA 1951
- William Stanley Parker FAIA 1952
- Gerrit Jacob DeGelleke FAIA 1953
- Henry H. Saylor FAIA 1954
- Turpin Bannister FAIA 1955
- Theodore Irving Coe FAIA 1956
- David C. Baer FAIA 1957
- Edmund R. Purves FAIA 1958
- Bradley P. Kidder FAIA 1959
- Philip D. Creer FAIA 1960
- Earl Howell Reed Jr. FAIA 1961
- Harry D. Payne FAIA 1962
- Samuel E. Lunden FAIA 1963
- Daniel Schwartzman FAIA 1964
- Joseph Watterson FAIA 1965
- William W. Eshbach FAIA 1966
- Robert H. Levison FAIA 1967
- E. James Gambaro FAIA 1968
- Philip J. Meathe FAIA 1969
- Ulysses F. Rible FAIA 1970
- Gerald M. McCue FAIA 1971
- David N. Yerkes FAIA 1972
- Bernard B. Rothschild FAIA 1973
- Jack D. Train FAIA 1974
- F. Carter Williams FAIA 1975
- Leo A. Daly Jr. FAIA 1976
- Ron Straka FAIA 1977
- Carl L. Bradley FAIA 1978
- Herbert E. Duncan Jr. FAIA 1979
- Herbert Epstein FAIA 1980
- Robert L. Durham FAIA 1981
- Leslie N. Boney Jr. FAIA 1982
- Jules Gregory FAIA 1983
- Dean F. Hilfinger FAIA 1984
- Charles Redmon FAIA 1985
- Harry W. Harmon FAIA 1986
- Joseph D. Monticciolo FAIA 1987
- David Lewis FAIA 1988
- Jean Paul Carlhian FAIA 1989
- Henry W. Schirmer FAIA 1990
- John F. Hartray Jr. FAIA 1991
- Betty Lou Custer FAIA 1992
- Theodore F. Mariani FAIA 1993
- Harry C. Hallenbeck FAIA 1994
- Paul R. Neel FAIA 1995
- Sylvester Damianos FAIA 1996
- Harold L. Adams FAIA 1997
- Norman L. Koonce FAIA 1998
- James R. Franklin FAIA 1999
- James A. Scheeler FAIA 2000
- Charles Harper FAIA 2001
- No award 2002
- C. James Lawler FAIA 2003
- Robert A. Odermatt FAIA 2004
- Norbert W. Young Jr. FAIA 2005
- James D. Tittle FAIA 2006
- R. Randall Vosbeck FAIA 2007
- Thomas L. McKittrick FAIA 2008
- Barbara A. Nadel FAIA 2009
- James Abell FAIA 2010
- Chester A. Widom FAIA 2011
- John D. Anderson FAIA 2013
- Rick Bell FAIA 2014
- Edward Mazria AIA 2015
- Terrance Brown FAIA 2016
- Ronald L. Skaggs FAIA 2017
- Lenore M. Lucey FAIA 2018
- Robert T. Coles FAIA 2019
- Carole Wedge FAIA 2020
- Anthony Schirripa FAIA 2021
- Robert J. Berkebile FAIA 2022
- Jeff Potter FAIA 2023
- Sho-Ping Chin FAIA 2024
Warne
[edit]H Rus Warne, 1902–1905 and 1907–1921
[edit]- 1897 – Sharon Lodge No. 28 IOOF, 316 5th St, Parkersburg, West Virginia[1]
- 1898 – Dr. W. W. Monroe House, 1703 Park Ave, Parkersburg, West Virginia[2]
- 1910 – Administration Building, Glenville State University, Glenville, West Virginia[3]
- 1910 – Kenwood, the John A. Sheppard house, 619 Ridgewood Rd, Huntington, West Virginia[4]
- 1913 – Nicholas County High School (former), Summersville, West Virginia[5]
- 1914 – Davis Hall, Potomac State College of West Virginia University, Keyser, West Virginia[6]
- 1914 – Old Main, Concord University, Athens, West Virginia[7]
- 1915 – Masonic Temple, 820 Virginia St E, Charleston, West Virginia[8]
- 1915 – Northcott Science Hall (dem), Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia[9]
- 1916 – Dalgain, the Robert E. McCabe house, 1223 Staunton Rd, Charleston, West Virginia[10]
- 1917 – Glasscock Hall, West Virginia State University, Institute, West Virginia[11]
- 1917 – Kanawha County Courthouse addition, 409 Virginia St E, Charleston, West Virginia[12]
- 1918c – Schoolfield house, 905 Edgewood Dr, Charleston, West Virginia[13]
- 1919c – W. C. Kelly house, 15 Grosscup Dr, Charleston, West Virginia[14]
- 1921 – Boone County Courthouse, Madison, West Virginia[15]
- 1922 – Charleston City Hall, 501 Virginia St E, Charleston, West Virginia[16]
- 1922 – Dawson Hall, West Virginia State University, Institute, West Virginia[11]
- 1940 – Stadium Terrace, N Pax Ave, Mount Hope, West Virginia[17]
Rabenstein & Warne, 1905–1907
[edit]- 1906 – Bank of St. Albans Building, 80 Olde Main Plz, St. Albans, West Virginia[18]
- 1906 – First National Bank Building, 301 Stratton St, Logan, West Virginia[18]
- 1907 – West Virginia Building, Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, Virginia[19]
Warne, Tucker & Patteson, 1921–1928
[edit]- 1924 – Kanawha County Courthouse addition, 409 Virginia St E, Charleston[12]
- 1926 – Ferrell Hall, West Virginia State University, Institute[11]
- Project, West Virginia University Institute of Technology, Montgomery[20]
Warne, Tucker, Silling & Hutchinson, 1928–1932
[edit]- 1928 – St. John's Episcopal Church parish house, 1105 Quarrier St, Charleston[21]
- 1929 – Garnet High School, 422 Dickinson St, Charleston, West Virginia[22]
Warne–Tucker–Silling, 1932–1938
[edit]- 1935 – Men's Hall, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia[23]
- 1936 – Hill Hall and Prillerman Hall, West Virginia State University, Institute[11]
Refs
[edit]- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 298.
- ^ Dr. W. W. Monroe House NRHP Registration Form (2012)
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 457.
- ^ Kenwood NRHP Registration Form (2007)
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 106.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 504-505.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 188.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 65.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 258.
- ^ Dalgain NRHP documentation (2007)
- ^ a b c d S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 102-104.
- ^ a b S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 66.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 82.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 85.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 223.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 66-67.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 113.
- ^ a b S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 100.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 38-39.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 117.
- ^ S. Allen Chambers Jr., Buildings of West Virginia (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 71.
- ^ Garnet High School NRHP Registration Form (1990)
- ^ Men's Hall NRHP Registration Form (1989)
TAC in RI
[edit]- House, Providence (1948, W Gropius, unlocated)[1]
- Pillsbury house, Rumford (1949, W Gropius, unlocated)[2][1] from TAC list: J. C. Harkness and illegible
- Elementary school, Providence (1952, W Gropius, unlocated)[1]
- Holliman Elementary School, Warwick (1953, W Gropius)[3] from TAC list: J. C. Harkness and N. C. Fletcher
- Rhodes Elementary School, Warwick (1953, W Gropius, demolished)[3] ditto
- Sherman Elementary School, Warwick (1953, W Gropius)[3] ditto
- Wickes Elementary School, Warwick (1953, W Gropius, demolished)[3] ditto
- Hoskins Park housing, Quonset Point (1953, W Gropius, demolished)[1] from TAC list: B. Thompson
- Fram Corporation headquarters, Rumford (1954, B Thompson, demolished)[4] from TAC list: B. Thompson, 1972 addition by P. W. Morton
- Moses Brown School Friends Hall, Providence (1962, J C Harkness)[5]
- Moses Brown School development plan, Providence (1963)[6]
- St. George's School duPont Science Building, Middletown (1963)[6]
- East Greenwich High School, East Greenwich (1967, J C Harkness)[7][6]
- Classical High School etc., Providence (1970, J C Harkness)[6]
- North Kingstown Free Library, Wickford (1975)[8] from TAC list: P. W. Morton
The Rumford Pillsbury house (1949) was likely for Sarah P Harkness' brother, Samuel W Pillsbury, who lived in Rumford at the time of his marriage in 1950.[9] Pillsbury moved to Princeton NJ in 1953 and later to Duxbury. TAC completed another Pillsbury house in Milton in 1951.[1]
Do not know what the Providence elementary school (1952) included by Emanuel et al. could be. The first school built by the city after WWII was Vartan Gregorian (1954) by Cull & Robinson. Maybe a consultant? Not mentioned in TAC (1966) or Giedion (1992).
What could the "1948" house be? from TAC list/1952 PVD directory:
- Warmington (Chip): Carl and Ruth C. Warmington, 251 Medway, not extant
RI publications
[edit]- 1970 - Pembroke College dormitories, Providence - MLTW/Lyndon, Cambridge[10][11][12]
- 1970 - Elementary school, Andover, MA - William D. Warner, Providence[13][14]
- 1971 - Vacation house, Block Island - Christopher H. L. Owen, New York[15][16]
- 1971 - Biomedical center, Brown University - Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson & Abbott, Boston[17]
- 1971 - Hotel, Newport - Warner Burns Toan Lunde, New York[18][19]
- 1971 - Renovated industrial building, Pawtucket - Warren Platner, New Haven[20][21]
- 1972 - Condo development, Newport[22]
- 1972 - House, Barrington[23]
- 1972 - Smithsonian exhibition, Washington, DC - Research and Design Institute (REDE)[24]
- 1972 - Vocational high school, Lincoln[25]
- 1973 - Sports Science and Athletics Pavilion (interior), University of La Verne, La Verne, CA[26]
- 1973 - Bryant University campus, Smithfield - J. Robert Hillier, Princeton[27]
- 1974 - Pierce School, Brookline, MA - William D. Warner, Providence[28]
- 1974 - South County Hospital, Wakefield - REDE[29][30]
- 1974 - Medical clinic, Providence - REDE[31]
- 1975 - Apartments, Bristol - Robinson Green Beretta[32]
- 1975 - Mill-to-office conversion, Providence - REDE[33]
- 1975 - State house restoration, Providence - REDE[34]
- 1976 - Brick Market Place, Newport - Glaser/DeCastro/Vitols Partnership, Boston[35][36]
- 1976 - Providence Community Health Centers, Providence - REDE and McConnell & MacLeish[37]
- 1977 - Providence Journal offices, Providence - Warren Platner, New Haven[38][39]
- 1978 - Housing, Bristol - Peter Gisolfi[40]
- 1978 - Mill-to-clinic conversion, Providence - Steffian Bradley Associates, Boston[41]
- 1979 - Housing/town rebuilding, Narragansett Pier - Robinson Green Beretta and Quinlivin, Pierik & Krause, Syracuse[42]
- 1979 – Butler Hospital, Providence - The Hillier Group, Princeton[43]
- 1980 - RISD steps, Providence - Machado and Silvetti Associates, Boston[44]
- 1980 - Moses Brown School Library, Providence - Morris Nathanson Design, Providence[45]
- 1980 - Union Square shopping center, Woonsocket[46]
- 1981 - Capital Center redevelopment, Providence - Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Washington[47]
- 1981 - Providence Athenaeum addition, Providence - Warren Platner Associates, New Haven[48]
- 1981 - Yachting museum, Bristol - Evan L. Schwartz, New York[49]
- 1981 - Court tennis facility restoration, Newport - Forbes Hailey Jeas & Erneman, Boston[50]
- 1981 - Mill-to-office conversion, Providence - Ralph Beckman and Jeff Blydenburgh[51]
- 1981 - Providence Arcade restoration, Providence - Irving B. Haynes & Associates, Providence[52][53]
- 1981 - Portsmouth Abbey School classroom building, Portsmouth - Pietro Belluschi and Jung/Brannen Associates, Boston[54]
- 1981 - Cookie store, Providence - Robert Flack & Associates, Cambridge[55]
- 1982 - Fleet Bank building, Providence - Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis[56]
- 1982 - School-to-apartment conversion, Newport - George Ranalli, New York[57]
- 1982 - House, Block Island - Venturi, Rauch & Scott Brown, Philadelphia[58][59]
- 1982 - Teahouse restoration, Newport - Mark Weber[60]
- 1983 - L. L. Evan restaurant, Warwick - Warren Platner Associates, New Haven[61]
- 1983 - Train station, Providence - Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Washington[62][63]
- 1984 - House, Newport - Donham & Sweeney Architects, Boston[64]
- 1984 - Roger Williams College architecture school, Bristol - Kite Palmer Associates[65][66]
- 1985 - House remodeling, Middletown[67]
- 1986 - Factory-to-office conversion, Providence - Hresko Yost Associates, Boston[68]
- 1986 - American Bar and Grill, Providence - DiLeonardo International, Warwick[69]
- 1986 - Hassinger house, Block Island - Herman Hassinger, Moorestown[70]
- 1987 - Pratt Hill townhouses, Providence - Estes/Burgin Partnership, Providence[71]
- 1988 - Mansion-to-apartment conversion, Newport - Newport Collaborative[72]
- 1988 - Toy company headquarters, Pawtucket - Barton Myers Associates, Toronto[73][74][75]
- 1988 - House, Providence - Crissman & Solomon, Boston[76]
- 1989 - Courtland Mews, Providence - Newport Collaborative[77]
- 1989 - Vacation house, Newport - William L. Burgin Architects, Newport[78]
- 1989 - Kennedy Plaza staircase, Providence - Albert Veri & Associates, Providence[79]
- 1989 - St. James Point apartments, North Providence - Kaufman & Meeks, Houston[80]
- 1989 - The Breakers duplexes, Narragansett - Martin Organization[81]
- 1990 - House, Jamestown - Estes & Company Architects, Newport[82]
- 1990 - Duplexes, Providence - Estes & Company Architects, Newport[83]
- 1990 - Wheeler School library, Providence - Schwartz/Silver Architects, Boston[84]
- 1990 - Brown University Salomon Center, Providence - Goody, Clancy & Associates, Boston[85]
- 1991 - Cookson American office restoration, Providence - Peter Wooding Design Associates, Providence[86]
- 1992 - House, Jamestown - Bausman & Gill Associates, New York[87]
- 1992 - Vacation house remodeling (Estes & Company Architects, Newport)[88]
- 1993 - House (Estes & Company Architects, Newport), Newport[89]
- 1993 - House (William L. Burgin Architects, Newport), Jamestown[90]
- 1993 - River relocation project (William D. Warner, Exeter), Providence[91][92]
- 1994 - Convention center (HNTB), Providence[93]
- 1994 - RISD art museum addition (Tony Atkin, Philadelphia), Providence[94]
- 1995 - House (Estes & Company Architects, Newport), Narragansett Bay[95]
- 1996 - House (Estes & Company Architects, Newport), Jamestown[96]
- 1996 - University of Rhode Island Providence Campus (Presbrey & Torrado Architects, Providence), Providence[97]
- 1997 - Providence Place Mall (Arrowstreet, Somerville), Providence[98]
- 1997 - House (Estes & Company Architects, Newport), Coast area[99]
- 1998 - Green Animals topiary (George Mendoca), Portsmouth[100]
- 1999 - Beach facility (William L. Burgin Architects, Newport), Narragansett[101]
- 2000 - House (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport)[102]
- 2000 - House (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Block Island[103]
- 2000 - House (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Jamestown[104]
- 2001 - Freeman house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Bristol[105]
- 2001 - Misquamicut State Beach development (William L. Burgin Architects, Newport), Westerly[106]
- 2002 - Cyronak house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Block Island[107]
- 2002 - Sisson Cottage/Goosewing Farm (Bohlin, Cywinski & Jackson, Philadelphia), Little Compton[108]
- 2002 - Cottage renovation (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Jamestown[109]
- 2002 - Brown University Smith-Buonanno Hall (William Kite Architects, Providence), Providence[110]
- 2002 - House (Brewster Thornton Rapp Architects, Providence), Jamestown[111]
- 2003 - Estes house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Jamestown[112]
- 2003 - Pacitti house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Warwick[113]
- 2004 - Lakeside house (Brewster Thornton Rapp Architects, Providence), western RI[114]
- 2004 - McKeough house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Block Island[115]
- 2005 - Villages on Mount Hope Bay (Bloodgood Sharp Buster, Des Moines), Tiverton[116]
- 2007 - RISD Fleet Library (Office dA, Boston), Providence[117][118]
- 2007 - Smith Hill housing (Donald Powers Architects, Providence), Providence[119]
- 2007 - Osprey house (Estes Twombly Architects, Newport), Jamestown[120]
- 2008 - Guest house (Parallel Design), Block Island[121]
- 2008 - Watch Hill Yacht Club (Burgin Lambert Architects, Newport)[122]
Gotta figure out what the deal with REDE/Ronald Beckman/Jeffrey Blydenburgh is
Massachusetts
[edit]- John W. Ames Jr. AIA (1897-1963)
- Ames, Child & Graves (1939-1955)
- Ames & Graves (1955-1963)
- Walter F. Bogner FAIA (1899-1993)
- Bogner & Billings (1928-1929)
- Walter F. Bogner (1929-1948; 1951-1968)
- Bogner & Richmond (1947-1951)
- Herbert L. Beckwith FAIA (1903-1997); William E. Haible FAIA (1914-1994)
- Anderson & Beckwith (1937-1955)
- Anderson, Beckwith & Haible (1955-1974, 1980s)
- Anderson, Beckwith, Haible & Reeve (1974-?)
- Paul A. Coletti AIA (1898-1996); Carroll Coletti AIA (1905-1957); David B. Coletti AIA (1929-2010)
- Coletti Brothers (1931-1990)
- Arland A. Dirlam AIA (1905-1979)
- Dirlam & Brennan (1931)
- Arland A. Dirlam (1931-1942, 1946-1978)
- William W. Drummey AIA (1893-1972)
- William W. Drummey (1923-1960)
- Drummey Rosane Anderson (1960-Present)
- Samuel S. Eisenberg AIA (1892-1964); Herbert W. Eisenberg AIA (1926-2013)
- S. S. Eisenberg (1916-1927, 1936-1964)
- Eisenberg & Feer (1927-1936)
- S. S. Eisenberg Associates (1965-1972)
- Eisenberg Associates (1972-1975)
- Eisenberg Haven Smith Associates (1975-1976)
- Eisenberg Haven Associates (1976-1989)
- Eisenberg Haven Architects (1989-2018)
- Joseph L. Eldredge FAIA (born 1924)
- Brigham & Eldredge (1957-1958)
- Strickland, Brigham & Eldredge (1958-1969)
- Brigham/Eldredge/Limon/Hussey (1969-1975)
- Joseph L. Eldredge (1969-?)
- Harry Ellenzweig FAIA (1931-2014)
- Wallace, Floyd, Ellenzweig (1970-1975)
- Wallace, Floyd, Ellenzweig, Moore (1975-1981)
- Ellenzweig, Moore & Associates (1981-1987)
- Ellenzweig Associates (1987-Present)
- Marvin E. Goody FAIA (1929-1980); John M. Clancy FAIA (1929-2005)
- Hamilton & Goody (1955-1961)
- Hamilton, Goody & Clancy (1961-1962)
- Marvin E. Goody, John M. Clancy & Associates (1962-1984)
- Goody, Clancy & Associates (1984-?)
- Goody Clancy
- Ronald Gourley FAIA (1919-1999)
- Ronald Gourley (1954-1958)
- Sert, Jackson & Gourley (1958-1963)
- Integrated Design Services Group (1966-1972)
- Gourley/Richmond (1972-1976)
- Gourley, Richmond & Mitchell (1976-1982)
- Huson Jackson FAIA (1913-2006)
- Sert, Jackson & Gourley (1958-1963)
- Sert, Jackson & Associates (1963-1969)
- Sert Jackson & Associates (1969-1998)
- Isidor Richmond FAIA (1894-1988); Carney Goldberg FAIA (1907-1981)
- Isidor Richmond (1925-1946)
- Carney Goldberg (1933-1946)
- Isidor Richmond & Carney Goldberg (1946-1973)
- Edwin T. Steffian FAIA (1999-1974); Peter Steffian FAIA (1936-2013)
- Edwin T. Steffian (1932-1940s, 1950-1960)
- des Granges & Steffian (1946-1950)
- Edwin T. Steffian & Associates (1960-1965)
- Steffian, Steffian & Bradley (1965-1972)
- Steffian Bradley Associates (1972-2000s)
- Steffian Bradley Architects (2000s-2019)
- Sidney T. Strickland AIA (1880-1954); Charles R. Strickland FAIA (1908-1991)
- Strickland & Law (1915-1920)
- Strickland, Blodget & Law (1920-1932)
- Strickland & Strickland (1932-1954)
- Charles R. Strickland (1954-1958, 1969-?)
- Strickland, Brigham & Eldredge (1958-1969)
- David Wallace FAIA (born 1928)
- Geometrics (1956-1970)
- Wallace, Floyd, Ellenzweig (1970-1975)
- Wallace, Floyd, Ellenzweig, Moore (1975-1981)
- Wallace, Floyd Associates/Wallace Floyd Design Group (1981-1990s)
- Wallace Floyd Design Group (1990s-2005)
New York
[edit]- Alfred Easton Poor FAIA (1899–1989); Albert Homer Swanke FAIA (1909–1996); Richard Seth Hayden FAIA (–); Edward Sparks Connell AIA (died 1997)
- Office of Alfred Easton Poor (1952–1971)
- Poor & Swanke (1971–1975)
- Poor, Swanke, Hayden & Connell (1975–1979)
- Swanke Hayden Connell & Partners (1979–1981)
- Swanke Hayden Connell Architects (1981–2015)
- A. Grant Fordyce AIA (died 1972); William Hamby FAIA (1902–1990); Lloyd Howard Slomanson AIA (born 1928)
- Fordyce & Hamby Associates (1935–1967)
- Fordyce, Hamby & Kennerly (1967–1968)
- Hamby, Kennerly & Slomanson (1968-1970)
- Hamby, Kennerly, Slomanson & Smith (1970–)
- Kennerly, Slomanson & Smith (1972–1981)
- Slomanson, Smith & Barresi (1981–)
Washington, D.C.
[edit]- Louis Justement FAIA (1891–1968); James P. Callmer AIA (1919–1996)
- Sonnemann & Justement (1919–1924)
- Louis Justement (1924–1946)
- Justement, Elam & Darby (1946–1956)
- Justement, Elam, Callmer & Kidd (1956–1966)
- Justement & Callmer (1966–1968)
- Callmer & Milstead (1968–1973)
Maybe someday (hoping these links turn blue on their own)
[edit]If anyone is interested in any of these architects, I have tentative lists of works for these and others, that I would be happy to provide.
- Glenn Allen (1868–1943), Stockton, California
- Isaac A. Allen Jr. (1859–1953), Hartford, Connecticut
- Charles H. Biggar (1882–1946), Bakersfield, California
- Robert Coit (1861–1942), Boston, Massachusetts
- Charles Fall (?–?), Hoboken, New Jersey
- James Fogerty (1831–1889) and George Fogerty (1859–1905), Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Raymond A. Freeburg (1893–1974), Jamestown, New York
- Samuel C. Hunt (1858–1908), New Bedford, Massachusetts
- Louis E. Jallade (1876–1950), New York City
- William D. Johnson (1863–1939), Hartford, Connecticut
- Samuel D. Kelley (1848–1938), Boston, Massachusetts
- Linn Kinne (1871–1950), Utica, New York
- Archibald G. Monks (1879–1957) and Granville Johnson (?–1932) of Monks & Johnson, Boston, Massachusetts
- Fred A. Norcross (1871–1929), Boston, Massachusetts
- Charles Scranton Palmer (1878–1954), New Haven, Connecticut
- Henry J. Preston (1840–1913), Boston, Massachusetts
- James Purdon (1873–1966), Boston, Massachusetts
- James H. Rand (1814–1883), Lowell and Boston, Massachusetts
- William G. Robinson (1836–1907), Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Dwight Seabury (1863–1931), Pawtucket, Rhode Island
- John F. Stanton (1862–1916), Topeka, Kansas
- ^ a b c d e "Gropius, Walter" in Contemporary Architects, ed. Muriel Emanuel (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980): 813-320.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (March, 1953): 76-79.
- ^ a b c d ''The Architects Collaborative, 1945-1965, ed. Walter Gropius and Sarah P. Harkness (New York: Architectural Book, 1966)
- ^ https://artinruins.com/property/fram-company-headquarters/
- ^ "Private school of fluid spaces" in Architectural Forum 120, no. 5 (May, 1964): 122-123.
- ^ a b c d "The Architects Collaborative" in Contemporary Architects, ed. Muriel Emanuel (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980): 807-810.
- ^ "Courtyard high school creates a beautiful campus" in Architectural Record 144, no. 5 (November, 1968): 164-166.
- ^ William H. Jordy, Buildings of Rhode Island (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004): 362.
- ^ "Miss Catherine Harrington Is Bride of Samuel W. Pillsbury in Providence," Boston Globe, November 5, 1950, A32.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1970): 130-135.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (February, 1976): 47-53.
- ^ AIA Journal (Mid-May, 1979): 182-183.
- ^ AIA Journal (June, 1970): 89.
- ^ AIA Journal (August, 1970): 31.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (May, 1971): 98-99.
- ^ House and Home (November, 1971): 76-77.
- ^ Architectural Forum (June, 1971): 36-39.
- ^ Interiors (June, 1971): 102-106.
- ^ Architectural Record (November, 1971): 96-99.
- ^ Architectural Forum (September, 1971): 12.
- ^ Architectural Record (January, 1975): 111-116.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1972): 98-99.
- ^ Architectural Record (Mid-May, 1972): 32-35.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (August, 1972): 85-86.
- ^ Architectural Record (September, 1972): 125-128.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1973): 78-79.
- ^ Architectural Forum (March, 1973): 10.
- ^ Interiors (November, 1974): 74-77.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (November, 1974): 64-69.
- ^ Interiors (December, 1974): 74-75.
- ^ Interiors (December, 1974): 72-73.
- ^ House and Home (February, 1975): 78-79.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (May, 1975): 68-75.
- ^ Interiors (September, 1975): 110-114.
- ^ Architectural Record (Mid-May, 1976): 106.
- ^ House and Home (July, 1976): 66-69.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (September, 1976): 48-53.
- ^ Architectural Record (January, 1977): 118-121.
- ^ Interior Design (May, 1977): 142-145.
- ^ Housing (September, 1978): 90-93.
- ^ Architectural Record (November, 1978): 122-125.
- ^ Housing (January, 1979): 52-53.
- ^ Architectural Record (October, 1979): 125-126.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1980): 90-93.
- ^ Interiors (April, 1980): 80-81.
- ^ Housing (September, 1980): 46.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1981): 94-95.
- ^ Interior Design (January, 1981): 244-253.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (January, 1981): 122-123.
- ^ Architectural Record (April, 1981): 106-111.
- ^ Solar Age (April, 1981): 46-49.
- ^ Architectural Record (May, 1981): 114-117.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (November, 1986): 119.
- ^ Architectural Record (June, 1981): 122-123.
- ^ Interior Design (November, 1981): 266-267.
- ^ Architectural Record (April, 1982): 39.
- ^ Interior Design (April, 1982): 212-217.
- ^ Architectural Record (Mid-May, 1982): 54-57.
- ^ AIA Journal (May, 1983): 260-263.
- ^ Builder (November, 1982): 35-36.
- ^ Architectural Record (April, 1983): 138-141.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (May, 1983): 100-101.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (March, 1987): 92-95.
- ^ Builder (October, 1984): 136.
- ^ Architectural Record (October, 1984): 122-123.
- ^ Architecture (August, 1988): 84-85.
- ^ Solar Age (April, 1985): 20-21.
- ^ Architecture (February, 1986): 56-57.
- ^ Interior Design (July, 1987): 234-235.
- ^ Architecture (October, 1986): 68-69.
- ^ Builder (October, 1987): 149.
- ^ Builder (May, 1988): 110.
- ^ Architecture (June, 1988): 78-83.
- ^ Interiors (February, 1995): 36-37.
- ^ Interior Design (January, 1996): 104-107.
- ^ Architecture (July, 1988): 113.
- ^ Builder (February, 1989): 74-75.
- ^ Builder (April, 1989): 116-119.
- ^ Progressive Architecture (July, 1989): 127.
- ^ Builder (August, 1989): 70-71.
- ^ Builder (September, 1989): 78.
- ^ Builder (March, 1990): 122-123.
- ^ Builder (July, 1990): 126-127.
- ^ Architecture (July, 1990): 78-81, 94-95.
- ^ Architectural Record (August, 1990): 83-87.
- ^ Interior Design (May, 1991): 202-207.
- ^ Architecture (February, 1992): 77-79.
- ^ Builder (October, 1992): 156.
- ^ Builder (June, 1993): 124-125
- ^ Builder (October, 1993): 132-133.
- ^ Landscape Architecture (June, 1993): 66-67.
- ^ Architecture (May, 1995): 135.
- ^ Architecture (July, 1994): 108.
- ^ Architecture (December, 1994): 72-77.
- ^ Builder (June, 1995): 104-105, 158.
- ^ Builder (October, 1996): 102-103.
- ^ Building Design & Construction (October, 1996): 58-60.
- ^ Architecture (August, 1997): 53.
- ^ Builder (October, 1997): 132.
- ^ Landscape Architecture (January, 1998): 14-16.
- ^ Builder (October, 1999): 136.
- ^ Builder (February, 2000): 128-129.
- ^ Builder (October, 2000): 120-121.
- ^ Builder (October, 2000): 144.
- ^ Builder (October, 2001): 112-113.
- ^ Builder (October, 2001): 134.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2002): 63.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2002): 70.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2002): 73.
- ^ Architectural Record (May, 2002): 144.
- ^ Builder (October, 2002): 94-95.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2003): 54.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2003): 62.
- ^ Builder (February, 2004): 88-89.
- ^ Residential Architect (May, 2004): 67.
- ^ Builder (January, 2005): 150.
- ^ Architectural Record (June, 2007): 200-203.
- ^ Building Design & Construction (September, 2007): 63-64.
- ^ Builder (July, 2007): 138-139.
- ^ Builder (October, 2007): 144.
- ^ Interior Design (January, 2008): 64-70.
- ^ Builder (October, 2008): 106.