John Fellow of the American Institute of Architects

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He was born in New York City to architect Albert Harkness and was educated at the Harvard Graduate School of Design graduating in 1941.

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Harvard University.

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He was a part of TAC from its inception in 1945 until the firm"s ultimate demise in 1995. He was also briefly in the American Field Service. The Harkness" came in second place.

During his work at TAC, Harkness was involved in designing many public and private school buildings throughout New England.

Most notably, Wayland High School, which received considerable attention for its "campus" style and new methods of instruction. He was elected into the National Academy of Design in 1971 as an Associate member, and became a full Academician in 1994. title.

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Harkness became Harvard wrestling’s first National Collegiate Athletic Association national champion on March 26, 1938 when he defeated Oklahoma’s Marshall Word for the 175 lbs. Harkness, the Crimson captain that season, also won the EIWA title and was named the EIWA’s Most Outstanding Wrestler.

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