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Winter, Arch Reese was born on September 13, 1913 in Mobile, Alabama, United States. Son of Augustus Reese and Winona (Battson).
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Arch Reese Winter, American Architect. Recipient medal of merit Tennessee Society Architects, 1971, Thomas Jefferson medal selection com University of Virginia School Architecture, 1976-1979, certified of commendation Mobile Historic Development Commission, 1981; named Alabama Distinguished Architecture Alabama Architectural Foundation, 1996.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Auburn University, 1935. Master of Architecture, Catholic University America, 1937. Postgraduate, Cranbrook Academy Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 1941.
Career
Consultant, National Resources Planning Board, Washington, 1941-1943; practice architecture city planning firm as, Arch R. Winter, Mobile, 1945-1984.
Achievements
Membership
Consultant Mobile Planning Commission. Fellow American Institute of Architects (president Alabama chapter 1955, national American Institute of Architects engineers joint council 1957-1959, urban design committee 1959-1964, chairman, del to commission d'Urbanisme, 1962, design committee 1972-1978, board directors 1968-1971, chairman Honor award, 1969, chairman environmental commission 1970-1971, Citation for Excellence in Community Architecture 1965), American Institute Certified Planners. Member American Planning Association (Disting Service Plaque Alabama chapter 1984, Lifetime Achievement award 1998).
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March 8, 2005 (aged 91) -
Nationality
American
Education
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1935
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1937
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1941
Career
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1941 - 1943
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1945 - 1984
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1984
Awards
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Recipient medal of merit Tennessee Society Architects, 1971, Thomas Jefferson medal selection com University of Virginia School Architecture, 1976-1979, certified of commendation Mobile Historic Development Commission, 1981. Named Alabama Distinguished Architecture Alabama Architectural Foundation, 1996.Recipient medal of merit Tennessee Society Architects, 1971, Thomas Jefferson medal selection com University of Virginia School Architecture, 1976-1979, certified of commendation Mobile Historic Development Commission, 1981. Named Alabama Distinguished Architecture Alabama Architectural Foundation, 1996.