Background
Tseckares, Charles Nicholas was born on February 29, 1936 in Concord, New Hampshire, United States. Son of Nicholas Basil and Evangeline (Tsoumakelis) Tseckares.
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Charles Nicholas Tseckares
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Bachelor, Dartmouth College, 1957. Master of Architecture, University Pennsylvania, 1962. Diploma in Urban Design, University Rome, 1963.
Career
Architect, designer, Warren Platner, North Haven, Connecticut, 1962-1965; architect, designer, Sasaki and Associations, Boston, 1965-1967; principal, Cognitive behavioral therapy/Childs, Bertman, Tseckares, Inc., Boston, since 1967. Co-chairman 1st year design program Boston Architectural Center, 1966-1967.
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Membership
Chairman, member Winchester Planning Board, Massachusetts, 1979-1984. Chairman Winchester Economic Development Committee, since 1981, Winchester Beautification Committee, 1984-1991. Chairman board overseers Hanover Inn., New Hampshire, 1986-1993.
With United States Army, 1957-1959. Fellow American Institute of Architects (Award Merit 1973, Honor award 1975, Honorable Mention award New England Regional Council 1978, Honor award 1984). Member Boston Society Architects (board dris.
1982-1985, Award Historic Preservation 1976, Award Design Excellence in Housing 1981, Boston Exports award 1983, Award Excellence in Housing 1983), National Trust for Historic Preservation, Urban Land Institute (council), National Council Architects Registration Board (certified), Alpha Chi Rho. Clubs: Winchester Country. Mid-Ocean (Bermuda); Dartmouth (Boston).
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Married Lorna Jean Burke, June 17, 1960. Children: Cassandra, Demetra.
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American
Education
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1962
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1963
Awards
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Fulbright scholar, 1963. Recipient 1st Annual Conservation award Victorian Society of America, 1972, Meritorious Service award City of Cambridge, 1974, Merit award Associated Landscape Contractors American, 1975, Henry David Thoreau award Associated Landscape Contractors Massachusetts, 1975, Certified Modernization Excellence, buildings magazine, 1979, Exhibition of School Architecture award American Association School Administrators, 1981, Award Merit, Homes for Better Living, 1981, Federal Design Achievement award National Endowment for Arts, 1984.Fulbright scholar, 1963. Recipient 1st Annual Conservation award Victorian Society of America, 1972, Meritorious Service award City of Cambridge, 1974, Merit award Associated Landscape Contractors American, 1975, Henry David Thoreau award Associated Landscape Contractors Massachusetts, 1975, Certified Modernization Excellence, buildings magazine, 1979, Exhibition of School Architecture award American Association School Administrators, 1981, Award Merit, Homes for Better Living, 1981, Federal Design Achievement award National Endowment for Arts, 1984.