Background
Notter, George Madison was born on August 7, 1933 in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Son of George Madison and Ione (Nichols) Notter.
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George Madison Notter
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Bachelor of Arts summa cum laude, Harvard University, 1955; Master in Architecture, Harvard University, 1958.
Career
Designer, project architect, Minoru Yamasaki & Associates (architects), Birmingham, Michigan, 1960-1965; principal, J. Timothy Anderson & Associates, Inc., architects, Boston, 1965-1970; president, director design, Anderson Notter Finegold Inc., architects and preservation planners, Boston, 1970-1984; president, Notter Finegold and Alexander Inc., Boston, since 1984. General consultant for preservation program Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation, Washington, since 1979. Consultant Architectural Review Board, Baltimore, since 1987.
Membership
Served to First lieutenant United States Air Force, 1958-1960. Fellow American Institute of Architects (insurance committee 1973-1975, vice chairman 1975, chairman architects liability board 1976-1978, committee historic resources 1976-1978, chairman honor awards jury for extended use 1978, director 1978-1980, member long-range planning committee 1979, finance committee 1978-1979, commissioner design 1979-1980, vice president 1981, 1st vice president/president-elect 1982-1983, president 1983-1984). Member Massachusetts Association Architects (Executive Committee 1975-1979, vice president 1977, president 1978), Boston Society Architects (chairman Blue Book committee 1968-1970, director and commissioner professional practice 1971-1974, vice-president and commissioner professional society 1975, president 1976), Society Industrial Archaeology (director 1975-1979, vice president 1977, president 1978), National Trust Historic Preservation, Society Preservation New England Antiquities, Society Architectural Historians, Phi Beta Kappa.
Connections
Married Sarah McIntyre Wolfe, June 13, 1959 (divorced 1979). Children: David McIntyre, James Alexander. M.Elizabeth Carroll Lewis, September 19, 1987.
