Alan Curtis Liddle

Background

Liddle, Alan Curtis was born on March 10, 1922 in Tacoma. Son of Abram Dix and Myrtle (Maytum) Liddle.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture, University Washington, 1948. Postgraduate, Eidgenoissche Technische Hochschule, Zurich, Switzerland, 1951.

Career

Assistant professor architecture, U. Washington, 1954-1955; principal, Liddle & Jones, Tacoma, 1957-1967; principal, Alan Liddle (architects), Tacoma, 1967-1990; principal, Liddle & Jacklin, Tacoma, since 1990.

Achievements

• Alan Curtis Liddle has been listed as a notable architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President board Allied Arts Tacoma, 1963-1964, Civic Arts Commission Tacoma-Pierce County, 1969. Commissioner Washington Arts Commission, 1971. Board directors Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma Zoological Society, Tacoma Philharmonic, Inc.

Served with Army of the United States, 1943-1946. (Fellow) The American Institute of Architects (president Southwest Washington chapter 1967-1968). Member Washington History Society, University Washington Alumni Association (all life).

Connections

Father:

Abram Dix Liddle

Mother:

Myrtle (Maytum) Liddle