David Alan Holtz

Background

Holtz, David Alan was born on January 19, 1930 in Brooklyn. Son of Max Wolfe and Essie (Zagon) Holtz.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture, Carnegie Institute Technology, 1953; postgraduate, Harvard University, 1955-1956.

Career

Associate architect, J.C. Cohen/Architect, Silver Spring, Maryland., 1957-1970; partner, CHHKK-Architects, Silver Spring, 1970-1978; partner, CHKK Architects, Silver Spring, 1978-1980; president, CHK Architects and Planners, Silver Spring, 1981-1992; director planning and zoning, Loiederman Associations, Inc., Rockville, Maryland., 1992-1995; corporation vice president planning and zoning, Loiederman Associations, Inc., Rockville, Maryland., since 1995.

Achievements

• David Alan Holtz has been listed as a notable architect, planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

With United States Army, 1953-1955. Fellow American Institute of Architects (emeritus, regional director 1979-1981, board directors 1979-1981). Member Potomac Valley American Institute of Architects (president 1972-1973, Edwin Bateman Morris-Distinguished Service award 1973), Maryland Society Architects (president 1976-1977).

Interests

• Avocations: golf, photography, skiing, travel, gardening.

Connections

Married Joan Morton Goldberg Fields, June 30, 1953 (divorced June 1978). Children: Bradley, Ronald. Married Marian Francis Gross, December 9, 1978.

Children: Bradley, Ronald, Cynthia, Diane, Juliette, Richard.

Father:

Max Wolfe Holtz

Mother:

Essie (Zagon) Holtz

Spouse:

Marian Francis Gross

Spouse:

Joan Morton Goldberg Fields

child:

Cynthia Holtz

child:

Bradley Holtz

child:

Juliette Holtz

child:

Richard Holtz

child:

Ronald Holtz

child:

Diane Holtz