Background
Sidells, Arthur F. was born on July 4, 1907 in Warren, Ohio, United States. Son of Byron T. and Mabel Ellen (Luce) Sidells.
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Arthur F. Sidells
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Bachelor of Architecture, Carnegie Institute Tech, 1931.
Career
Private practice, Menlo Park, California. Visiting lecturer Kent State University. Alumni counselor Carnegie-Mellon University.
Member Ohio State Board Examiners of Architects, 1961-1972, president, 1965, 66, 71. Member National Council Architectural Registration Boards, 1964-1968, chairman public relations committee, chairman nominating com, examination committee. Member National Architect Accrediting Board, 1967-1974, president, 1972-1973, past president, 1973-1974.
Achievements
Membership
Charter president Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1933, 1st vice president Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1937. President Warren Rotary Club, 1950, Warren Community Chest, 1950-1952. Fellow American Institute of Architects (Eastern Ohio chapter Gold medal award 1983).
Member Sons of the American Revolution, The Buckeye Club (life, president 1958).
Connections
Son of; married June Marie Isaly, November 5, 1932. Children: Stephen A., Stuart F.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1931
Awards
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Recipient School Exhibit awards AASA Conventions, 1956-1961, Special citation Public Education, Geneva, Award of Merit Ohio Prestressed Concrete Association, 1970, Thomas Jefferson medal National Architect Accrediting Board, 1985. Established (with Stephen A. Sidells and Stuart F. Sidells) Carnegie Tradition Scholarship, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1986. Arthur F. Sidells Collection accepted into architecture archives, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1987.Recipient School Exhibit awards AASA Conventions, 1956-1961, Special citation Public Education, Geneva, Award of Merit Ohio Prestressed Concrete Association, 1970, Thomas Jefferson medal National Architect Accrediting Board, 1985. Established (with Stephen A. Sidells and Stuart F. Sidells) Carnegie Tradition Scholarship, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1986. Arthur F. Sidells Collection accepted into architecture archives, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1987.